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> Dear LSJ,
>
> <P>Could you please explain the proper usage of Cat's Guidance. My
> friend plays it as follows:
>
> <P>He'll block. Go through combat. Then, once it's over and
> presuming he's not in torpor or burned, he'll play the card and untap.
>
> <P>Is that correct?
Yes.
> I presume the card to mean you block, take whatever
> consequences of that block, and WHEN another action is taken against you,
> you play the card to untap and attempt to block again (ala Wake).
No, you play it "immediately" after the block (card text).
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Did I miss something? Isn't Cat's Guidance played after successful block
but _before_ combat is entered?
Combat is a part of the block. Cat's Guidance is played after the
block, therefore after the combat. [RTR 980623]