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[[Meta Rule:126|Meta #126]] When an opponent concedes, only one Special may be played in response to that concession - even if multiple cards are playable after an opponent concedes. | [[Meta Rule:126|Meta #126]] When an opponent concedes, only one Special may be played in response to that concession - even if multiple cards are playable after an opponent concedes. | ||
| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | [http://overpower.ca/tools/quickspecials.php?code=EI View all specials coded EI] | ||
[[Category:Special cards]] | [[Category:Special cards]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 9 June 2012
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http://overpower.ca/cards/specials/615.png Human Torch's Hot Head | |
| Offensive | Yes |
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| Defensive | No |
| Duration | Instant |
This Special may be played as a standard level # attack. It may also be played after the opponent has Conceded the Battle. If played after the opponent has Conceded the Battle, the opponent may still attempt to block the attack. Also, if played after the opponent has Conceded the Battle, the Battle ends immediately after this attack is resolved. The opponent may not decide to "unconcede" after the attack has been made.
Meta Rules
Meta #61 Attacks that take place after an opponent concedes are limited to 1 attack to 1 Character. If a Special is played that grants follow-up attacks, the follow-up attacks are forfeited. Cards that requires a teammate's contribution (e.g., DoubleShot cards) can be used. Cards that require a teammates follow-up (teamworks, ally cards) cannot be used. Activator cards can be used.
Meta #69 Specials which affect what happens after an opponent has conceded the battle cannot be played in response to a player conceding before the battle begins (an option both players have).
Meta #126 When an opponent concedes, only one Special may be played in response to that concession - even if multiple cards are playable after an opponent concedes.
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