Are Ongoing and Equipment Cards Basically the Same?
8 posts · 1072 views · started 2014-01-09 16:56 UTC
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SuperRick
2014-01-09 16:56 UTC
#1
I know someone has asked the question before, so forgive me for being the guy to ask it again.
When a villian destroys ongoing cards, does that apply also to technology cards (and vice versa)? From my understanding they operate the same, but have different titles.
Thanks.
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Pydro
2014-01-09 16:57 UTC
#2
If you mean Equipment, then no. If a card destroys Ongoing, then it only destroys Ongoings and vice verse.
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Foote
2014-01-09 16:58 UTC
#3
To clarify, they are Equipment cards. And no, an effect that destroys Ongoing cards does not apply to Equipment cards and vice versa.
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SuperRick
2014-01-09 17:06 UTC
#4
Thanks for the info, and yeah, I meant equipment cards.
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lynkfox
2014-01-09 21:36 UTC
#5
Note, many destruction cards say 'Ongoing And Equipment' or 'Ongoing Or Equipment' (especially the ones that make you choose) - so they tend to cover their own bases
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danmarshall14
2014-01-10 14:37 UTC
#6
Think of it this way; anything that does not say "One-Shot" stays on the field; this can include Ongoings, Equipment, Components, Relics, Modes, and many are combinations of such. Anything that destroys these will specify in the card text. If a villain card says "destroy an Equipment Card" or one of Omnitron-X's cards say "Destroy a Component card", Omni-X's Innervation Ray can be destroyed by either as it's title is "Equipment, Component".
Any card that has Ongoing in the title can be destroyed by Ongoing destruction; anything with Equipment in the title can be destroyed by Equipment destruction. In the end, it all comes down to the text of the card.
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SuperRick
2014-01-10 16:02 UTC
#7
Thanks for the clarification. I've played games that add new things with new editions/expansions and by doing that they have to make the old cards apply to the new cards even when the verbiage isn't the same. Gets confusing. What I like about the <Games crew is that it seems they have the whole plan on paper (to some degree) so you don't have any of that sort of thing going on.
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phantaskippy
2014-01-10 17:28 UTC
#8
There was quite a bit at first, but I think the system is solidified enough that there won't be big problems in the future.