SW:CCG FAQ (post your ruling questions here)

Correct on all counts. However, they are still useful, butt-whuppin' cards.

 

General rule: if the card doesn't say it, you can't do it. So no immunity or adding to drains on the EPP characters.

 

Creature Attacks:
In the glossary it says:
"Compare the creature's ferocity to the target's power (plus one destiny if the target has 4 or more ability).

Who gets the destiny, the creature or the character/(target)? I think it's obviously the character but my friends say its the creature.

 

You are correct. It would be the character who has ability of 4 or more that would get the destiny when being attacked by a creature.

 

Okay, one at a time...

1. No non-unique out of play card prevents another copy from being played. If you place a non-unique X-Wing out of play, your opponent may continue to deploy X-Wings to his heart's content.

2. Only a CARD is placed out of play. Now, if that card represents a unique "thing" (character, vehicle, starship, weapon, etc.) then that "thing" may not be deployed again. But if that "thing" is already on the table, it is not lost, and is still considered on the table. For example, if Vader is on the table, but you play Out Of Commission and randomly select another Vader from his lost pile to be placed out of play, the Vader on the table is still on the table ... but once that EPP Vader is lost, no other Vader may be deployed by your opponent. Does that make sense?

3. And finally, yes, Dark Jedi Masters count as Dark Jedi's. (What is the plural of "jedi", anyway?)

 

When at the desert, for a character to move from there, they need at least 2 landspeed and moving from the desert uses up both points of that character's landspeed.

Creatures are not considered characters in any way. They cannot docking bay transit, or be targeted by cards that target only characters.

Creature vs. Creature attacks happen as soon as there are two or more non-selective creatures at the same location. Calculate their ferocity, and the creature with the lowest ferocity is eaten. If tied, both creatures are eaten. If there are more than two creatures there, I believe it's a random selection. Once there is one or none creatures left, play continues normally.

 

R2 Emperor says, "Deploys only to Coruscant or Death Star 2."

So can I deploy him to a ship at one of those systems? I think so because it doesn't say "on" only "to".

 

Opponent gets the first action of the phase, be it battle, attack or play an interrupt.

The Emperor may deploy aboard a ship at Coruscant or Death Star 2.

 

No. Cumulative rule kicks in. 10 Tibanna Gas Miners = +1 to your force drains at related cloud sectors.

 

I have one concerning politics. When you play an political effect, can you deploy the Senators on them like when cards are on bargaining table or are they stuck there for the rest of the game? And if they are stuck, do they count for uniqueness or can I have one on effect and one in the Senate?

 

That's the purpose of McQuarrie. He allows to the cumulative. It's not cumulative unless stated otherwise.

 

Nothing is cumulative unless it says so.

Cards on your political effects are not on table, so you can place Lott Dod there even if another copy of Dod is in the Senate. Your Objective allows you to deploy cards from your Political Effects to table; if you aren't using the Senate Objectives, they're stuck there.

 

I am using the Senate objective. I guess I should read my cards before asking stupid questions. DOH!!!!!!!

Thanks anyway.

 

Yeah, reading the cards is one of the essential things you have to do in order to understand the game. It seems that half of the questions I answer can be answered simply by reading the card(s) involved.

 

Here's one on Aurra Sing. It says on her card, "May use any 'stolen' lightsaber." So if I...acquire a lightsaber during an honest game of Sabacc, then would that lightsaber be able to be used on Aurra?

Thanx,
Spud

 

Nope. You didn't steal it, you won it in a game of sabacc. It's yours now, "as if it were stolen" (a quote from the glossary, emphasis mine) but it is not "stolen".

It's like saying Hound's Tooth deploys and moves like a starfighter ... but that doesn't mean it's a starfighter (it's a capital ship).

 

That's a what I thought. Thank you much Mr. Artie (tips hat and bows with as much grace as a Hutt can manage)!

Spud