Suggested clarification - Out-Of-Game Benefits [Archive] - Wizards Community

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garyjohnson

02-01-06, 07:48 PM
Hi. There's currently some confusion in my home group about whether or not you can play a campaign card in your stack to give another character at the table the benefit (for example, player X has "Let's Try That Again" in their stack and wants to play it so player Y's character can reroll a skill check), or if you can pass a card from your stack to a player who has "space" in their stack during the session.

If the intention is that only player X's character can benefit from cards in player X's stack, and that player X can't loan player Y a card from player X's stack after the session begins, I suggest rewording the start of points 1 and 4.

Point 1 currently reads: "Each player may use one of the benefits listed below for every four levels"

I suggest: "Each player may use of one of the benefits listed below on their own character for every four levels"

Point 4 currently reads: "Benefits can be loaned to other players at the table, but as mentioned above,"

I suggest: "Benefits can be loaned to other players at the table at the beginning of the session, but as mentioned above,"

Cheers,

Gary Johnson
uncawes

02-01-06, 08:09 PM
This is the same point I raised about whether cards can be used to affect an ally's roll (buttons can, so there's no problem there). You can't affect an ally's roll without letting them use the card from your stack, so it's the same question.
And, since buttons explicitly can be used this way, I suggest cards should be too so there's some consistency.