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| | + | <div info>**From the [[current_rulings_document|Current Rulings Document]]:** |
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| | + | If an effect tells you to reveal or look at one or more cards from somewhere (a draw deck, a hand, etc.) and doesn’t specify what to do with them afterward, return them to where they came from, in the same order. |
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| | + | When a card has a conditional effect in parentheses, you can’t choose which one to use. You have to use the conditional effect if the condition is met. |
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| | + | //Sharp Defense adds no strength to a Dwarf who has resistance 4 or more and no possessions. You can’t choose to use the +2 instead.// |
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| | + | When you move a card from one area to another (except when drawing a card from your draw deck), you must reveal that card to all players to verify that it is of the correct type. Exception: If an effect says you are to move “a card” with no other description, you don’t have to reveal it. |
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