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Initiation of Glaaki
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Darksbane
, Apr 28 2011 04:11 AM | Last updated Apr 28 2011 04:11 AM
Initiation of GlaakiType: Event Faction: Yog-Sothoth Cost: 3 Game Text: Ritual. Play during your operations phase. Action: Choose an opponent. That opponent must sacrifice a character, if able. Then, you may put Servents of Glaaki into play from your discard pile. Set: AoA Number: 80 Illustrator: Jake Murray |
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4 Comments
Theres a typo in the game text:
Action: Choose an opponent. That opponent must sacrifice a character, if able. Then, you may put Servents of Glaaki into play from your discard pile.
The card says: "Play during your operations phase." Does this mean that you cannot bring it our during another phase as a result of another card action, say Josef Meiger?
Josef only delivers Support cards, so even though this card is a Ritual, he can't cough it up.
The Play restriction is pretty much regardless of how you came to Play it. There isn't a "putting into play" alternative with events like there is with Characters/Supports.
If you could find a card that let you trigger an event's text/action from out of play without using words like "play" or "playing", then the timing restriction would likely not apply, but I can't think of any card effect that does this..