Does anyone know what happens when you activate a Twilight ally's effect while Decoy Trapis set?
Does anyone know what happens when you activate a Twilight ally's effect while Decoy Trap
your post does not make sense to me
(damage is not the same as killing)
your allies arn't sticky enough for my Teflon
Well, I read somewhere that when an ally is killed, it receives "lethal damage"
if the rules work like that then i suppose so, but i do not believe that they do
why dont you test it in a bot game?
your allies arn't sticky enough for my Teflon
Twilight ally is not killed then. For example if you activate Twilight opportunist ability, he will gain 3 attack, try to die at the end of turn, decoy trap will activate and prevent that. Twilight Opportunist
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The ally survives, so f.e. you can buff an Opportunist to 3/4. Holy ShieldOriginally Posted by ChaosLordJC
Does anyone know what happens when you activate a Twilight ally's effect while Decoy Trap
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However much one kind of longs to see the actors in war outdo each other in cunning activity, finesse, and stratagem, still one has to admit that these qualities show themselves but little in history and have rarely been able to emerge from amongst the mass of relations and circumstances.
The reason for this is obvious enough: Strategy knows no other activity than the arrangement of combats with the measures which relate to it. It doesn't know, like ordinary life, actions that consist of mere words, i.e. expressions, declarations, etc. But these, which are inexpensive, are what the crafty one prefers to deceive with.
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