A phrase "the attack is canceled" may be interpreted as invoking an action "cancel" against a given attack (that does not work against an attacks that, for some reasons, cannot be canceled). It also may be interpreted as "the attack cannot be proceeded" (even if some attack cannot be canceled, it sometimes cannot be proceeded, e.g. company facing it has been eliminated).Farmer Maggot wrote:Unique. If one of your companies faces an attack while at a site in The Shire, Arthedain, or Cardolan, you may immediately replace its site card with another site card in The Shire, Arthedain, or Cardolan. (from your location deck). If your company takes this option, the attack is canceled and this card is discarded. 'Be off!' I said. 'There are no Bagginses here...but you can go by the road this time.'-LotRI
To make Farmer Maggot being interpreted unambiguously in the second way I propose the following erratum:
"Unique. If one of your companies faces an attack while at a site in The Shire, Arthedain, or Cardolan, you may immediately replace its site card with another site card in The Shire, Arthedain, or Cardolan. (from your location deck). If your company takes this option, the attack stops being proceeded and this card is discarded. 'Be off!' I said. 'There are no Bagginses here...but you can go by the road this time.'-LotRI"