Kneepads of Allure

MunchKinn · 11-27-2019, 06:08 PM

This card mentions that the one in possession may request for someone of a higher level to help them in combat, and the higher level player must help them and not receive a treasure or ask for a treasure in return for being forced to help.

Is there a difference in me offering my help to the player with the Kneecaps of Allure and ask for a treasure and the person actually requesting

I find the manner in which the card is worded makes it to where the player with the Kneepads has to request as it is an item. So if he doesnt explicitly state his request, and accepts my offer, then the card wouldn't have been used correct?

Am I wrong if the person with the Kneepads forgets to request and accepts my help?

Historically, offering and requesting are two different things and have two entirely different definitions, which would make the difference correct for my interpretation.

11-27-2019, 06:08 PM	#1
MunchKinn Join Date: Nov 2019	Kneepads of Allure This card mentions that the one in possession may request for someone of a higher level to help them in combat, and the higher level player must help them and not receive a treasure or ask for a treasure in return for being forced to help. Is there a difference in me offering my help to the player with the Kneecaps of Allure and ask for a treasure and the person actually requesting I find the manner in which the card is worded makes it to where the player with the Kneepads has to request as it is an item. So if he doesnt explicitly state his request, and accepts my offer, then the card wouldn't have been used correct? Am I wrong if the person with the Kneepads forgets to request and accepts my help? Historically, offering and requesting are two different things and have two entirely different definitions, which would make the difference correct for my interpretation.