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If I play Dislodge the Foe after using my Naval action on one of my many opposed Tacticians at a battle, how many Tacticians can I move- just him or all of my Tacticians at the battlefield?
I'm thinking only one, as he is the only performer but I would like to be wrong on this one.
Dislodge the Foe Battle: Choose one or more of your performing Tacticians at the same battlefield and target a Personality opposing them: He is lured into a trap. Move them all to the current battlefield.
Thank you.
If I play Dislodge the Foe after using my Naval action on one of my many opposed Tacticians at a battle, how many Tacticians can I move- just him or all of my Tacticians at the battlefield?
I'm thinking only one, as he is the only performer but I would like to be wrong on this one.
Dislodge the Foe Battle: Choose one or more of your performing Tacticians at the same battlefield and target a Personality opposing them: He is lured into a trap. Move them all to the current battlefield.
Thank you.
As long as the Naval Personality who performed the Rulebook Reaction is also performing the action, you satisfy the restriction imposed by the Naval Reaction. But note that it doesn't prohibit any number of other performers from performing it also. Therefore, you may indeed choose all your other Tacticians and move them as well.