Removal from game?
Jamie Gibson
from the specific). I am asking about such terms as Destroy, Bury etc.
Cheers,
Dissonant418
>from the specific). I am asking about such terms as Destroy, Bury etc.
>
Nope. Just the good ol' "Removed from the game." There is no short way of
saying it.
Also, the term "Bury" is no longer used at all, kind of like how they used to
say "discard" when referring to a card in play. The wording for Bury is (in a
nutshell) "Destroyed but cannot be regenerated this turn."
Alison Cheers
>Are there any terms or phrases that mean the card is removed from
game(apart
>from the specific). I am asking about such terms as Destroy, Bury etc.
The term "Set aside", which appears on some older cards, means that the card
is removed from the game.
(Destroy means that the card is put into the graveyard, but may be
regenerated.
Bury means that the card is put into the graveyard, and can't be
regenerated.)
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Laurie Cheers
David DeLaney
>Are there any terms or phrases that mean the card is removed from game(apart
>from the specific). I am asking about such terms as Destroy, Bury etc.
Sure. The obvious "remove from game"; the other term that generally does this
is 'set aside'.
None of "destroy", "bury", "sacrifice", "put this into your graveyard",
"return this to your hand", etc., involve removing a card from the game.
Dave
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