If you remove one half of the course, the other half is still bound to the hex where the first half was.


My opponent had a course on my roc and my bilgrims. I took the bilgrims with the roc, but it wouldnt let me move the roc anywhere.

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Altren wrote:

I agree with Keyser, and that's what I'm planning to implement actually.

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I think this is ok, because he was coursed to a creature on the very same hex.
What would happen if he, while you had the Bilgrin taken, coursed the Roc with another creature? Once Bilgrin would be given back, you'd make a triplet?

Couldn't use the Course while Bilgrin's was taken...

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Zurken,
It wasn't coursed to a creature on the same Hex.. it was Coursed to a creature that was REMOVED FROM THE GAME.



But if you think that is OK, then try this one:
Two creatures Coursed together, Disenchant one of the Courses, and your other creature still can't move away from where the Disenchanted Course was.

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Altren wrote:

I agree with Keyser, and that's what I'm planning to implement actually.

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Guild -> | Platypus Rising|

Somebody should go tell that magician that his card thingies are very very broken....

Actually... that was fixed... for a while, at least, now it's like that again.

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