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enlightenment and tournaments

Last post 08-25-2008, 11:31 PM by BlueRider. 3 replies.
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  •  08-25-2008, 8:40 PM 1390992

    enlightenment and tournaments

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    In a tournament (2-headed ogre specifically but also in general) is enlightenment modified or adjusted in any way as other card effects are for tournament play?

    Rite of vision for example, the quest that lets you access cards from your entire collection does not let you go outside your current deck and sideboard in a tournament.

     

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  •  08-25-2008, 8:43 PM 1390995 in reply to 1390992

    Re: enlightenment and tournaments

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    To my knowledge, only cards that reference "your collection" act differently in tournament play.  All other cards work the same.
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  •  08-25-2008, 9:09 PM 1391017 in reply to 1390995

    Re: enlightenment and tournaments

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    so if you get enlightenment out in a 2-headed ogre, the team would win even though it says "you" win because in that situation "you" would be considered the team?
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  •  08-25-2008, 11:31 PM 1391095 in reply to 1391017

    Re: enlightenment and tournaments

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    No, when a card uses the word "you" or "your" it is only referring to the player that controls the card.  I looked into it, and I'm slightly more confused now that I was a moment ago, but I'm pretty sure it should work.  In Two-Headed Ogre, a team wins if all opposing players are removed from the game.  In normal play, you can only win if your opponent is removed from the game.  Therefore, any card that says that you win the game must remove all opposing players from the game.  Or something.

    Short Answer: You win.
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