I was just wondering, if an attachment is shown during an action that has been interrupted by Sachina Sensei, can the person still attach the attachment afterwards? Is attaching something considered playing the card?
Sachina Sensei and the meaning of play.
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If my opponent reveals an attachment in my hand and I choose not to discard it, am I prevented from using copies of that attachment that are currently in play as well as the one specifically in my hand?
If my opponent reveals an attachment in my hand and I choose not to discard it, am I prevented from using copies of that attachment that are currently in play as well as the one specifically in my hand?
No.
As defined in the Comprehensive Rules, p58: Play: As a verb, "play" can refer to: putting into play a card type that normally enters play; ...
Putting an attachment into play is playing it; taking an action from it while it's in play is not.
On: Sachina Sensei