You don't mention the name of the card, so hard to say.
The "subject:"'s purpose is to describe the body, not to supplant it.
No. Card text: "the basic ability". The reaction version is the
superior. Besides, he can only use combat versions in any case.
The Satyr can use the combat version to cancel a Form of Mist or
whatnot, though.
I do not grok "gosu", sorry.
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Can he cancel Form of Mist even if he's not involved in the combat himself?
you geek =)
How would he do that?
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> "Roger Carhult" <rogc...@student.luth.se> wrote in message
> news:1b3db623.04091...@posting.google.com...
>> > The Satyr can use the combat version to cancel a Form of Mist or
>> > whatnot, though.
>>
>> Can he cancel Form of Mist even if he's not involved in the combat
> himself?
>
> How would he do that?
My wild guess would be Shape Mastery.
In which case my wild assumption would be a fat no (as shape mastery lacks
the text Nosferatu Putrescence, for instance, has).
Bye,
Daneel