If a spell gets attached to a non-shugenja personality by some means (say overlaying), I believe it does not discard itself as an illegal attachment, correct? And if it does stay in play is the personality able to take actions on the spell and/or do traits of the spell continue to function (i.e. Strength of the Tsunami's force bonus)? Thank you
Spells and non-shugenja personalities
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If a spell gets attached to a non-shugenja personality by some means (say overlaying), I believe it does not discard itself as an illegal attachment, correct? And if it does stay in play is the personality able to take actions on the spell and/or do traits of the spell continue to function (i.e. Strength of the Tsunami's force bonus)? Thank you
If a spell gets attached to a non-shugenja personality by some means (say overlaying), I believe it does not discard itself as an illegal attachment, correct? And if it does stay in play is the personality able to take actions on the spell and/or do traits of the spell continue to function (i.e. Strength of the Tsunami's force bonus)? Thank you
Card Types, Attachments: Once attached, an attachment remains attached even if changes to it, or to its Personality, mean it would no longer be legal to attach.
Spells: Actions on Spells that have somehow become attached to a non-Shugenja Personality may not be taken.
And, slightly more difficult to find, Special wording rules, References to attachments: Attachments that refer to “this [keyword]” refer to a keyword that must be found on the Personality it is attached to for the effect to be satisfied.