Hey all, just a quick question:
There are cards such as Summoned to Justice and Remember Your Ancestors that say "target your courtier in any location." Now as they're battle actions, do I still require presence at the battle to use them?
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Hey all, just a quick question:
There are cards such as Summoned to Justice and Remember Your Ancestors that say "target your courtier in any location." Now as they're battle actions, do I still require presence at the battle to use them?
Hey all, just a quick question:
There are cards such as Summoned to Justice and Remember Your Ancestors that say "target your courtier in any location." Now as they're battle actions, do I still require presence at the battle to use them?
Yes, you still need to meet the Rule of Presence.
The clause you quoted (inaccurrately, point of fact; choosing a performer =/= targeting these days) waives the Rule of Location. For a Battle action to ignore the Rule of Presence, it would have the text, "Even if you control no units at the current battlefield".