Alex_R
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It's hard to find a real-life example here... The person doesn't perceive the skill of resistance or the properties of artifacts/monsters as such; rather, they believe that the activation of resistance by the defending hero should have a positive effect on the attacker (if the magic doesn't work, then I'll run away so I don't get beaten up)... This, in my opinion, is complete nonsense.
That's why there's a rule against trickery... You made your move, be honest and wait for a response, don't run away from the field like a jackal. And the fact that your move didn't hit your opponent means you're just a lousy player.
It's hard to find a real-life example here... The person doesn't perceive the skill of resistance or the properties of artifacts/monsters as such; rather, they believe that the activation of resistance by the defending hero should have a positive effect on the attacker (if the magic doesn't work, then I'll run away so I don't get beaten up)... This, in my opinion, is complete nonsense.
That's why there's a rule against trickery... You made your move, be honest and wait for a response, don't run away from the field like a jackal. And the fact that your move didn't hit your opponent means you're just a lousy player.