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[[Meta Rule:152|Meta #152]] Specials which read "Target" (with no qualifier) or "Target Opponent" should read "Target Character". Specials which say "Opponent" without the word "Target" refer to the opponent (not a specific character). | [[Meta Rule:152|Meta #152]] Specials which read "Target" (with no qualifier) or "Target Opponent" should read "Target Character". Specials which say "Opponent" without the word "Target" refer to the opponent (not a specific character). | ||
| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | [http://overpower.ca/tools/quickspecials.php?code=GA View all specials coded GA] | ||
[[Category:Special cards]] | [[Category:Special cards]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 9 June 2012
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http://overpower.ca/cards/specials/468.png Forge's The Neutralizer | |
| Offensive | Yes |
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| Defensive | No |
| Duration | Battle |
When played, this Special prevents a target character from playing any special cards, including defensive specials or 'any hero' specials for the remainder of battle. Any cards made unplayable in this manner are not discarded and may be used for bluffing purposes. This card can be avoided or it can be negated.
Meta Rules
Meta #44 When a card specifies what cards may (or may not) be used to defend it, this includes ALL cards used in the defense.
Meta #110 A Special that indicates what can and cannot be played once it hits can still be defended by the type of card it restricts, provided no other restrictions are in play.
Meta #150 Specials which target a Character must be played against a character - they may not be played against a Special or a Battlesite.
Meta #152 Specials which read "Target" (with no qualifier) or "Target Opponent" should read "Target Character". Specials which say "Opponent" without the word "Target" refer to the opponent (not a specific character).
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