Suppose I attack my opponent and play Sneak Attack. As my Sneak Attack action, I play Superior Strategist and use Determination with it to prevent it from being negated. Does Determination also prevent the effects of the card played from being negated, as the card played from Sup. Strat. is an effect of the Sup. Strat. itself, which was Determinationed?
Suppose I use Superior Strategist, with Determination, to get Unshakable from my Fate Deck to get another card in my discard pile, are they all safe from negation due to the original Determination?
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Relevant Texts
Determination Dark Virtue Reaction: After you announce an action, target one of your Samurai: The action cannot have its effects negated or have its targeting changed. After the action destroys any Personality, remove him from the game.
Superior Strategist Tactical Battle: Target one of your Tacticians: Search your Fate deck for an Action card with a Battle ability. You may take an additional Battle action to use one of its Battle abilities; if you do not, discard it.
Unshakable Tactical Battle: Target an Action card in your discard pile. Play it for one of its Battle abilities as an additional action. Remove this card and the target card from the game, even if out of play, after that action ends. (Observe restrictions on the ability's number of uses, such as the default "once per turn.")