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Originally Posted by Ash Plissken
And even if they could play the enhancer on the monster after you Charmed it, it wouldn't matter because you Charmed it before it became immune to Charming. As far as I know, there's no way to "break" a Charm that has already happened.
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maybe it is right, but i have not find the official ruling for it and therefore ask.
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Originally Posted by Clipper
As Ash states, once you declare you are charming the monster, you must completely resolve the charm before any other cards can be played, so the monster is gone and can't be enhanced.
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1. my opponents said, "when you say "i'm charming the monster", you must wait for 2.6 seconds (or any reasonable time) for us to speak up, as it is stated in the rules, and only if nobody refuses (everyone else say "ok, go on"), you can discard your hand and charm it". do i have to wait?
2. technically the monster had not gone. i did not have time to discard it, because they played the enhancer strictly after i discarded cards from my hand.