certainly not for pilots, we already have fate cards that do the same thing only they do it for free.  So why do you think this is more OP than stay on target?  falcon can do it, secret guardian can do it, infiltrate can do it.  i think its fine.

Very powerfull card, somwhat like Sneak Attack from Lord of the Rings the Card Game. One question though, whose discard pile does the unit go after use? The friendly players or your own?

Very powerfull card, somwhat like Sneak Attack from Lord of the Rings the Card Game. One question though, whose discard pile does the unit go after use? The friendly players or your own?

Tell me one thing please. If I use it on Kyle to get it on the board and then Imma use heroes and legends to switch Kyle, do I need to put swtiched Kyle back to the discard pile?

Applying logic and all that "card memory" stuff from other games, I'm inclined to say no.

If you retrieved core Luke and then swapped him for BtS Luke, would he go to the discard pile afterwards? The name is the same but it's clearly a different unit.

In Kyle's case, even though they're theoretically the same they're still different cards.

That's my reasoning anyway. Hopefully someone else can check and confirm.

Applying logic and all that "card memory" stuff from other games, I'm inclined to say no.

If you retrieved core Luke and then swapped him for BtS Luke, would he go to the discard pile afterwards? The name is the same but it's clearly a different unit.

In Kyle's case, even though they're theoretically the same they're still different cards.

 

That's my reasoning anyway. Hopefully someone else can check and confirm.

I believe this is correct. In this case, "that unit" is referring to "that unit card," i.e., the exact card you used Unfinished Business on in the first place. Since that card is no longer in play after swapping with H&L, you don't have to send anything back to discard. 

I think they actually ruled this exact thing.  If the card leaves play via Heroes and Legends and is replaced by another card, then it doesn't get discarded.  I'm not sure where the link is though.  I'll try to look.

The question I was wondering is if a pilot unit is put into play using this card, when you go to discard, it is no longer a unit, but an enhancement. The card specifies "If that unit is still in play..." would it still be discarded?

They reversed the earlier ruling - you can't bring a pilot into play as an attachment using Unfinished Business, only as a unit. 

You would not discard a pilot enhancement since Unfinished Business checks for a unit in play.

They reversed the earlier ruling - you can't bring a pilot into play as an attachment using Unfinished Business, only as a unit. 

 

When it was possible, yes, it would not discard a pilot enhancement since Unfinished Business specifies unit.

This is actually not true. Unfinished Business doesn't say the unit it's bringing back must necessarily enter play as a unit (unlike, say, Infiltration), therefore you can choose to bring it back as an enhancement. Which means it'd stay in play after the phase ends, since it's not a unit.

That is correct. Editing my previous comment.

Relevant ruling:

http://www.cardgamed...ersed/?p=193870

The key thing to look for when deciding if it is possible to alter how a pilot enters play from an effect is whether a specific qualifier to the entering exists in the effect text.

Stay on Target reads "You may put a Pilot card into play from your hand or discard pile as an enhancement", so you cannot choose to have the card enter play as a unit.

Infiltration reads "During an engagement, put a Character unit into play from your hand as a participating unit", so it has to enter as a unit and cannot be changed to enhancement.

Millennium Falcon (EoD) reads "Return this unit to your hand to put a Character or Droid unit into play from your hand." That doesn't have a qualifier to how it enters play, and thus a unit with the pilot keyword could enter play as an enhancement.

Unfinished Business reads "Put a unit from a friendly player’s discard pile into play under your control." Like the Falcon, it doesn't have a qualifier attached to the entering, so you are able to make the choice for a pilot unit to enter play as an enhancement.

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Unfinished Business also checks for "that unit" when making the discard, meaning if the card you brought into play isn't a unit at the point of time the check is made (or if it was swapped with Heroes and Legends to no longer be the same card) you don't discard it.

Rulings

http://www.cardgamed...-only/?p=198391

http://www.cardgamed...ished-business/

Card has been errated to be Jedi Unit (only) see FAQ's.