At one point, it was my opponents turn, he had killed enough of my ghouls to capture the objective they were on.
However, I had the chalice up, and so 16 ghouls came back and I Congo lined them to the objective that his cow had just killed a load off, meaning I now outnumbered him on said objective.
My question is this - it was my opponents turn, and both calculating objective scoring and ghouls returning from the chalice are done 'at the end of the turn'.
So does he capture it, score and then my ghouls come back? Or does he not capture it because my ghouls come back? Which happens first?
We played that he captured it, then scored and then my ghouls came back, seeing as how it was his turn we decided it was best to use the rules similar to 'start of phase' abilities, where the player who's turn it is does all their 'start of phase' abilities before the opposing player does their 'start of phase' abilities and then the phase properly commences.
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Okay so I played FEC and played against Lumineth.
At one point, it was my opponents turn, he had killed enough of my ghouls to capture the objective they were on.
However, I had the chalice up, and so 16 ghouls came back and I Congo lined them to the objective that his cow had just killed a load off, meaning I now outnumbered him on said objective.
My question is this - it was my opponents turn, and both calculating objective scoring and ghouls returning from the chalice are done 'at the end of the turn'.
So does he capture it, score and then my ghouls come back? Or does he not capture it because my ghouls come back? Which happens first?
We played that he captured it, then scored and then my ghouls came back, seeing as how it was his turn we decided it was best to use the rules similar to 'start of phase' abilities, where the player who's turn it is does all their 'start of phase' abilities before the opposing player does their 'start of phase' abilities and then the phase properly commences.
Anyone able to confirm this?
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