Blunders vs Illegal

MIB2826 · 08-02-2010, 07:06 AM

Curious case.

If the owner of the boots draws a curse, he has to ignore it.
If he does not and discards an Item (here the boots themselves) then he's actually breaking the rules by discarding an Item voluntarily. Something which is not allowed.

Now I wonder if not mentioning that someone is breaking the rules, is in itself breaking the rules ?!

So, if I knew someone has the boots, gets a curse and tries to discard them, _I_ would point out that he's not allowed to do so.

08-02-2010, 07:06 AM	#10
MIB2826 MIB Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hintham, The Netherlands	Re: Blunders vs Illegal Curious case. If the owner of the boots draws a curse, he has to ignore it. If he does not and discards an Item (here the boots themselves) then he's actually breaking the rules by discarding an Item voluntarily. Something which is not allowed. Now I wonder if not mentioning that someone is breaking the rules, is in itself breaking the rules ?! So, if I knew someone has the boots, gets a curse and tries to discard them, _I_ would point out that he's not allowed to do so. __________________ JHG Hendriks One Of Our European MIBs © f(x) = exp(-sqrt(1+x^2))