Annihilation and Restraining order

VRC · 07-06-2014, 04:14 AM

Situation:

-Player X kicks open a door.
-The door is a monster.
-Player Y plays "annihilation" to cancel the monster.
-Player X plays "restraining order" on Player Y to avoid "anihilation".

Which is the final situation?
-Does "annihilation" cancel the monster? or,
-Does "resstraining order" cancel "annihilation"?

In my opinion, "restraining order" cancels "annihilation" because "restraining order" is the final card played. Am I right?

Thanks!

Enzzo · 07-06-2014, 09:20 AM

Restraining Order doesn't say anywhere that it cancels cards, only that they must be returned to their owners' hands. This cancels the effect in case of a one-shot or monster enhancer, but Annihilation is a little different. I believe If the cards were played in this order, Player Y would get Annihilation back into their hand, and the monster would remain Annihilated. However, on the plus side, Player X could then wander in a Monster, and player Y would be unable to do anything about it.

07-06-2014, 04:14 AM	#1
VRC Join Date: May 2007 Location: Badalona (Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain)	Annihilation and Restraining order Situation: -Player X kicks open a door. -The door is a monster. -Player Y plays "annihilation" to cancel the monster. -Player X plays "restraining order" on Player Y to avoid "anihilation". Which is the final situation? -Does "annihilation" cancel the monster? or, -Does "resstraining order" cancel "annihilation"? In my opinion, "restraining order" cancels "annihilation" because "restraining order" is the final card played. Am I right? Thanks!

07-06-2014, 09:20 AM	#2
Enzzo Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Salt Lake City, UT	Re: Annihilation and Restraining order Restraining Order doesn't say anywhere that it cancels cards, only that they must be returned to their owners' hands. This cancels the effect in case of a one-shot or monster enhancer, but Annihilation is a little different. I believe If the cards were played in this order, Player Y would get Annihilation back into their hand, and the monster would remain Annihilated. However, on the plus side, Player X could then wander in a Monster, and player Y would be unable to do anything about it.