Question 1, 2 and 3!
GP41
Can you block any action during the game (including D actions), or only
those that are blocked by a prey or predator?
2- Disguised Weapon
When you play that card, do you have to show the weapon right away, or
you are aloud to replace the card played and then show the weapon?
3- Concealed Weapon
What is the official rulings on this card, if any? I have seen people
considering this card as a non-obfuscate card, allowing to equip with a
non-unique weapon.
Noal McDonald
> 1- Eagle Sight
>
> Can you block any action during the game (including D actions), or
> only those that are blocked by a prey or predator?
At minor, it only gives you +1 intercept. Which means that you can
block non-directed actions (like a political action) by your prey
and predator.
At superior, it gives you the ability (but not the intercept) to
block _any_ action by _any_ player.
> 2- Disguised Weapon
>
> When you play that card, do you have to show the weapon right
> away, or you are aloud to replace the card played and then
> show the weapon?
Since the ruling is that the weapon must be in your hand before the
card is played, I'd say that the first implementation is the better
one.
> 3- Concealed Weapon
>
> What is the official rulings on this card, if any? I have seen
> people considering this card as a non-obfuscate card, allowing to
> equip with a non-unique weapon.
Then they are using a house rule. The card has never had errata
issued for it and is supposed to be played as printed. The house
rule is a common one since Disguised Weapon makes the card useless
unless you're playing in a group that uses card limits. (which is
just another house rule...and not one I personally recommend)
Noal
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> 1- Eagle Sight
> Can you block any action during the game (including D actions), or only
> those that are blocked by a prey or predator?
Any action.
> 2- Disguised Weapon
> When you play that card, do you have to show the weapon right away, or
> you are aloud to replace the card played and then show the weapon?
I'm not sure, but that matters a little as (iirc) you are not allowed to
play a weapon you just drew when you replaced the Disguised Weapon, it has
to be a weapon you have already in your hand.
> 3- Concealed Weapon
> What is the official rulings on this card, if any? I have seen people
> considering this card as a non-obfuscate card, allowing to equip with a
> non-unique weapon.
There is none, it officially requires obfuscate, but I guess most people
play it as non-obfuscate card. At least we play here.
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> GP41 <GP...@videotron.ca> wrote:
> > 1- Eagle Sight
> > Can you block any action during the game (including D actions), or only
> > those that are blocked by a prey or predator?
>
> Any action.
Correct.
> > 2- Disguised Weapon
> > When you play that card, do you have to show the weapon right away, or
> > you are aloud to replace the card played and then show the weapon?
>
> I'm not sure, but that matters a little as (iirc) you are not allowed to
> play a weapon you just drew when you replaced the Disguised Weapon, it has
> to be a weapon you have already in your hand.
The weapon to be equipped must be named/selected when the card is played,
and it must be in your hand when you play Disguised Weapon. So it is most
convenient to simply play the equipment card when you play the DW.
> > 3- Concealed Weapon
>
> > What is the official rulings on this card, if any? I have seen people
> > considering this card as a non-obfuscate card, allowing to equip with a
> > non-unique weapon.
>
> There is none, it officially requires obfuscate, but I guess most people
> play it as non-obfuscate card. At least we play here.
Correct. It has no errata, so it still requires Obfuscate, as printed.
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