A topic from AEG's L5R CCG Rules forum, copied for Oracle of the Void from a copy of the forum saved in October 2015, so pages it didn't save are missing. Players' names are left out; the rules officials are named. Rulings are as they stood on these dates; later rulings, the rulebooks and the Rules Archive may differ.
A player, 16 September 2007
Link. If multiple costs are demanded by a single piece of text, they are paid simultaneously.
How does one go about judging the length of a "single piece of text" ?
(brought up because of misunderstandings regarding Temple to Shinsei & Kyuden Asako)
Link. Pronouns and pronoun-like terms, like "him," "it," "them," or "that Personality," refer to the last possible thing mentioned in the text that the term would logically refer to.
How does one judge what constitutes a 'thing' for reference by a subsequent pronoun?
(brought up to possibly clarify rulings around Strike of the Dragon & others)
Chris Fuchs (rules official), 17 September 2007
Link. If multiple costs are demanded by a single piece of text, they are paid simultaneously.
How does one go about judging the length of a "single piece of text" ?
(brought up because of misunderstandings regarding Temple to Shinsei & Kyuden Asako)
"Bow two personalities" is a single piece of text. They both bow simultaneously. "Bow this card and bow one of your Monk or Shugenja" is two pieces of text. "This card" bows first, then the Monk or Shugenja bows second.
Link. Pronouns and pronoun-like terms, like "him," "it," "them," or "that Personality," refer to the last possible thing mentioned in the text that the term would logically refer to.
How does one judge what constitutes a 'thing' for reference by a subsequent pronoun?
(brought up to possibly clarrify rulings around Strike of the Dragon & others)
Card context.