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Pushed into the Beyond
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Darksbane
, Sep 03 2012 10:01 PM | Last updated Jul 20 2015 07:49 PM
Pushed into the BeyondType: Event Faction: Yog-Sothoth Cost: X Game Text: Spell. Action: Choose a character card in play with cost X or lower. Then, shuffle that card into its owner's deck. Set: TbtA Number: 120 Illustrator: Igor Kieryluk |
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7 Comments
and now its showing "Surprising Find"
How apt.
lol
http://www.cardgamed...beyond-tbta.jpg
Incorrect card picture aside, I assume Pushed into the Beyond is able to target insane characters, and the cost would be zero, correct? The text doesn't say printed cost, which would confound a Pushed because the cost would be indeterminate. I think I remember the rules saying that insane characters are considered to have a cost of 0, so does anyone see any problem with this play?
Cost X.
Action: Choose a character in play with cost X or lower. Then, shuffle that card into its owner's deck.
You are completely correct. Insane characters are still viable targets, they are considered to have zero cost and if it had said printed costs then the resulting indeterminacy would confound it.