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http://overpower.ca/cards/specials/836.png Mister Miracle's Mother Box | |
| Offensive | Yes |
|---|---|
| Defensive | No |
| Duration | Instant |
This Special must be played with a Power card usable by the Character playing the Special. If this Special is drawn and there are no hits on the Permanent Record of the Character for this Special, then this Special must either be placed or discarded. If there are no hits that are equal to or less than a Power card usable by this Character either in hand or placed on the Character, then this Special must either be placed or discarded. When the Special is played, any hits (either from Power cards, Special cards, Universe cards, or Tactic cards) that are equal to or less than the value of the Power card played with the Special are removed from the Character's Permanent Record. For more information on removing hits, see AL.
Meta Rules
Meta #32 If conditions are such that the card cannot be played this battle unless the opponent performs some action, then the card must be placed or discarded as unusable. If the player holds cards that can create the situation by which the card would be playable, then it can be kept in hand.
Meta #47 When a Special refers to a "Hit" (be it on Permanent Record or Hits from Current Battle) it is referring to a single card, not the sum total of the points of Cumulative damage.
Meta #97 If a Special that indicates it should be "played with" another card is negated, both the Special and the card it was played with are discarded. If a negate is played against a Special indicating that a card should be discarded or exchanged, then the negation takes place prior to the discarding.
Meta #103 If a Special calls for some type of discard to occur (and no secondary effect), then the targeted Character must fulfill at least one of the conditions specified by the Special (e.g., "Remove 1 Hit" can only be played on a Character who has a hit; "Discard a placed card and remove 1 hit" can be played on someone who has a hit, or someone who has a placed card, or someone who has both). If the specification is not known or the Special has a secondary effect which would come into play (e.g., "Discard one {type} card from hand") then the Special may be played regardless.
