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http://overpower.ca/cards/specials/1077.png Quicksilver's Hit and Run | |
| Offensive | Yes |
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| Defensive | No |
| Duration | Battle |
These cards act as a level # attack. If the attack is successful, then the Character playing this Special may no longer play any offensive cards against the opponent or the opponent's Characters for the remainder of the Battle. In addition, the Character playing this Special can no longer be attacked for the remainder of the Battle. If this Special is negated after the hit has landed then the Character who played this Special is still unable to be attacked or make attacks. The character playing the Special is not prevented from playing defensive cards or making offensive card plays that do not affect the opponent.
Meta Rules
Meta #5 An attack is something which directly affects either the opponent or one of the opponent's Characters. It does not include offensive actions that do not affect the opposing side.
Meta #29 If a Special has the phrase "if successful", then the second aspect of the Special only takes place in the event that the initial attack is not defended. If the hit lands and is later negated, then the subsequent action is not negated if the result is no longer "on the table."
Meta #30 If a Special has the phrase "if successful", then the second aspect of the Special does not necessarily need to occur. It may not be possible to perform the secondary action. The secondary action may be specified as optional. However, if it is required and possible to perform the second action, it must be done.
Meta #66 Specials which alter how a Character may be attacked (that can normally be played defensively) can be played defensively against an attack that has been shifted onto them. However, once the Special is in play, it is ineffective against subsequent attacks which are shifted onto the Character.
Meta #122 If a Special has the phrase "if successful", and the secondary condition targets a Character, then the secondary condition only comes into effect if it is a Character which is targeted. If a Special or a Battlesite were targeted, then the secondary effect would not take place. If the secondary condition does not target a Character but affects the playing Character or the opponent, then the effect still comes into play.
Meta #143 Secondary effects to Specials which come into play if a hit is successful remain in play throughout the battle that the hit was scored, even if the hit was later moved on to permanent Record (mid-battle). Similarly, if a hit is brought up from Permanent Record to Current Battle, the secondary effect does not come into play since the hit was not scored this battle.
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