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The first quote is the governing rule.  The second quote is a clarification telling you that the hoard will go away.  However, the first quote is an actual errata that modifies the original rule, correcting the situation. It helps to remember when reading the CRF the difference between err...

Since you select the character to tap (or in Indur's case the character to lose an item) you've targetted a character.  Therefore the character has to be in the active company due to the rule that targets have to be in the active company.

Crown of Flowers won't remove Doors of Night.  So you can have a hazard strategy that uses Doors of Night, but still play resource cards that need Gates by using Crown of Flowers.  And as a bonus if you are doing this your opponent can't cancel your resources by playing Doors of Night, bec...

Yes if you don't fail a cc check that means you succeed.  There was a big discussion about this, and it was in a recent digest.

I had this happen to me in the METW set.  I ended up putting a bunch of cheap commons behind the cards in this position to help protect the cards.  My binders that didn't have as many cards in them haven't really had this problem, or only slightly.

Note, that since you can only play Withered Lands if Doors of Night is in play, playing Gates of Morning in response to the play of WL will effectively cancel it.  Gates will resolve first and take Doors out of play and WL will fizzle.

By the text you aren't able to play Fair Travels if you use Wondrous Maps.  Wondrous Maps is not a site card even though it is used as a site card.  So you haven't fulfilled the active condition of playing a new site card in order to play Fair Travels. @ Marc:  I'll bring this thread ...

Hmmm...I don't think so.  Cards can change/overrule specific rules.  Ruse and such say that a strike may not be assigned to a specific character and there is no limit to how many characters can be in the company for those cards.

I believe you have to play any "at the end of org phase" cards all at one time and then they all resolve along with any other end of org phase actions.  William gave a good explanation just a couple posts ago. So it boils down to you can't wait to play paths until after you know whether or not ...

Correct.

The way I figure it is that you may not take any actions after the "end of the org. phase" phase.  So when you get to that point you have the option of playing cards that are playable then.  Once you've done that all of the end of org. phase actions take place, and you move to the long-eve...

well you'd have to play paths then roll for siege.  If you failed the roll you couldn't move.  However, paths would still have an effect in that your opponent could play any undead against your company.

Not quite correct.  Earcaraxe, and in fact any dragon may only be played if Doors of Night is in play. COE 39 Subject:  [NetRep] Rulings Digest #39 Geez, you people are making me work for my money this week. Long Dark Reach Let's say you do not have Doors of Night in play and you play this...

The CRF entry for Worthy Hills allows for active conditions that require the site to be tap to still be playable at the Worthy Hills.  Without this CRF entry you would not be able to play such cards.

With the White Hand you have the option to play as a Fallen-Wizard.  Their strategies are quite complex and since you can use both hero and minion resources you need to have a lot of cards.  Sideboarding is much more important for FW decks than other decks in general. If I were you I'd sta...