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after reading this
viewtopic.php?f=59&t=79420&p=1039910&hilit=fosuta#p1039910
my question is this: if I direct approach an enemy fosuta and then play a card to straighten him, can his controlling player still negate it? is fosuta performing the negation?
thanks
after reading this
viewtopic.php?f=59&t=79420&p=1039910&hilit=fosuta#p1039910
my question is this: if I direct approach an enemy fosuta and then play a card to straighten him, can his controlling player still negate it? is fosuta performing the negation?
thanks
EDIT: The text in Fosuta's ability creates a continuous effect that allows the player that used Fosuta's ability to choose whether Fosuta remains bowed. Fosuta is not performing the above effect.
The Direct Approach only prevents the target from performing actions.
Per this: viewtopic.php?f=59&t=81255
Fosuta's only trait is "After Fosuta enters play: lose 8 honor".
Shouldn't it be that:
He performed his open action when he used it. So now, Fosuta's *continuous effect* is already active, so it is no longer being performed.
I'm not sure what difference it makes, just wanted to have this clarified.
Per this: viewtopic.php?f=59&t=81255
Fosuta's only trait is "After Fosuta enters play: lose 8 honor".
Shouldn't it be that:
He performed his open action when he used it. So now, Fosuta's *continuous effect* is already active, so it is no longer being performed.
I'm not sure what difference it makes, just wanted to have this clarified.
Thank you, edited and clarified.