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Post by legendarybandit on Aug 22, 2018 16:07:51 GMT -5
I have 5 cards in my hand. I play masterful speed. I get +4000 Atk. Does this attack bonus decrease if I continue to use cards from my hand or is it set at the time I play the card?
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Post by inviso on Aug 22, 2018 19:35:23 GMT -5
The numbers of cards isn't the floating effect, but the bonus you receive is. Meaning if you have 5 cards in your hand, use it (now giving you 4 cards), you'll gain +4000 Def, but then if you use another card, the value remains at +4000 Def because only the defense bonus is what is floating, not the card checking.
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Actually...hm....now I'm not 100% sure. Let me check the CRD.
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Yeah, nothing in the CRD. I'm not entirely sure now that I reread it again
Masterful Speed
R88/176
Event
SE: 0
Your character in the Arena gains +1000 Defense Value for each card in your hand until your next Draw Step.
Here is the text for anyone that wants to read it over. I am now thinking the entire thing is a floating effect, not just the defense bonus. Hm...
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karmic
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Post by karmic on Aug 22, 2018 23:00:35 GMT -5
The entire card should be a floating effect. The number will change as your hand size changes.
Masterful Speed
R88/176
Event
SE: 0
Your character in the Arena gains +1000 Defense Value for each card in your hand until your next Draw Step.
So this is a card effect that can be interpreted in a few different ways, and it's perfectly understandable to think it could work either of the ways. How it reads means that the entire effect floats until the next draw step, and the defense gained from it can be increased or decreased as your turn progresses.
For the initial way that Inviso believed it would last, where the defense is set in stone and the defense lasts until your next draw, the card would read as following:
Masterful Speed
R88/176
Event
SE: 0
Your character in the Arena gains +1000 Defense Value for each card in your hand. The Defense Value gained lasts until your next draw step.
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Post by inviso on Aug 22, 2018 23:48:09 GMT -5
^ Good point on the wording.
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