On Thursday, April 20, 2017, user Konrad Klar wrote: How do Knowledge of the Enemy, Reforging and the like work, considering that CRF entry? By their particular text that explicitly says what can be done with the cards when they are stored (and not otherwise). What's really difficult is how Neither ...

On Wednesday, April 19, 2017, user Bandobras Took wrote: It's a rare effect, but not unknown. The Witch-King of Angmar has a continuing effect despite leaving play. A Sapling of the White Tree remembers that it was stored at Minas Tirith for the purposes of White Tree. I do not know that there is ru...

On Wednesday, April 19, 2017, user Thorsten the Traveller wrote: CRF, Rulings by Term, Stored Cards wrote: Stored cards are not considered to be in play, except for uniqueness. I might be missing something, but how can a card not in play have an effect on the game? How do Knowledge of the Enemy, Ref...

On Saturday, April 15, 2017, user Konrad Klar wrote: So the duplicability of a non-unique card is irrelevant once it is stored? Is that the final verdict? That might require some attention, perhaps even ruling. imo, the uniqueness can be extended to duplicability, as they cover the same issue (uniqu...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Bandobras Took wrote: To answer So the duplicability of a non-unique card is irrelevant once it is stored? Is that the final verdict? That might require some attention, perhaps even ruling. the MELE rules are pretty clear: If a card states that it is "unique"...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Konrad Klar wrote: Stored cards are not considered to be in play , except for uniqueness. Opponent reveals four cards at random from his discard pile. You may choose a non-unique one and remove it from play. Opponent discards the other three. Quickly now he drew off t...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Thorsten the Traveller wrote: Not sure I follow your point, we're still talking about stored cards, right, and how their non-duplicability still applies? the whole CRF entry seems weird, as you say, Knowledge of the Enemy still works. This post has been re-created due...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Konrad Klar wrote: imo, the uniqueness can be extended to duplicability, as they cover the same issue (unique is something that cannot be duplicated). Imagine the Doors of Night removed from play by Aware of Their Ways. No problem with Doors of Night removed from play...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Thorsten the Traveller wrote: So the duplicability of a non-unique card is irrelevant once it is stored? Is that the final verdict? That might require some attention, perhaps even ruling. imo, the uniqueness can be extended to duplicability, as they cover the same iss...

On Wednesday, April 19, 2017, user Thorsten the Traveller wrote: That depends on whether the coin lands on "The rules summary is just guidelines" In this case there's nothing controversial in the 'interpretation' offered in the summary, whether they are actual rules or guidelines. Not sure...

On Tuesday, April 18, 2017, user Shapeshifter wrote:

Shapeshifter wrote:Ok, that clarifies things. Thanks!

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On Tuesday, April 18, 2017, user Bandobras Took wrote: A hero company is Wizard player's company, or a Fallen-wizard's company that has no Orcs or Trolls. A minion company is a Ringwraith player's company, or a Balrog player's company. An overt company is a company with Orcs and/or Trolls in it. Not...

On Tuesday, Arpil 18, 2017, user Shapeshifter wrote: If I am not mistaken it is not only that Fallen Wizards have their own special rules for Orcs & Trolls but also that those special rules apply to Fallen Wizards only ! That being said let's talk about half-orcs. If I get it right nothing stops...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Bandobras Took wrote: MEBA rules trump MELE rules, right? (not saying that's always good). That depends on whether the coin lands on "The rules summary is just guidelines" or "The rules summary overrides more complete rules" if the NetRep ever gets...

On Friday, April 14, 2017, user Thorsten the Traveller wrote: You don't even own the small booklet that comes with a MELE starter? If you come to Polish nationals, we'll have Pawel get you a hardcopy of MELE rules. Better yet, come to Worlds! :wink: This post has been re-created due to lost data and...