Uranium235
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Pfft, you know how much effort I can put in and how hard I actually try. It doesn't count.
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Let's start with questions on my favorite topic - redirection. 1. Is the target notified when it is redirected? 2. Is the target notified about where exactly it was redirected to? 3. Aeon used redirection, choosing Born as the target. Born used redirection, choosing Aeon as the target. Vasya decided to use a Night Duel on Born or Aeon. What will happen to Vasya? 4. a) Can Phagus redirect one target for two nights in a row? b) to one target for two nights in a row c) redirect the target to itself (mirroring) d) redirect the target to itself (i.e., to Phagus)? Probably not, but just in case. 5. Is the second nickname in the redirection the target of Phagus (i.e., will Phagus be a guest for this player)? 6. a) In general, is the priority strict or not - that is, can any Night Duel affect turns that are higher in priority? b) and how do Night Duels affect each other if they are on the same turn (hello to the third question - maybe the answer is already there)? 7. Phagus redirects Vasya to Petya. Nereus uses a mind-altering spell on Phagus. What is the outcome? 8. Let's say one of the targets of the duel cannot be redirected due to a passive ability or a potion of power. Is this a failed duel, or will the second target still be redirected? 9. I understand that if multiple redirection effects are applied to a target, they are all applied according to priority, and the final target is determined by the latest redirection. 10. If a target has multiple targets (because it is using two Night Duels, or because its Night Duel has more than one target by default - a duel, Phagus's redirection (?)) - which one of them will be changed? 11. a) Are there any restrictions on Night Duels of the type "cannot target the same target for N nights in a row"? b) If there are, what will happen if a Night Duel is redirected to a target that cannot be chosen that night because it has already been targeted by that Night Duel for N nights?
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Let's start with questions on my favorite topic - redirection. 1. Is the target notified when it is redirected? 2. Is the target notified about where exactly it was redirected to? 3. Aeon used redirection, choosing Born as the target. Born used redirection, choosing Aeon as the target. Vasya decided to use a Night Duel on Born or Aeon. What will happen to Vasya? 4. a) Can Phagus redirect one target for two nights in a row? b) to one target for two nights in a row c) redirect the target to itself (mirroring) d) redirect the target to itself (i.e., to Phagus)? Probably not, but just in case. 5. Is the second nickname in the redirection the target of Phagus (i.e., will Phagus be a guest for this player)? 6. a) In general, is the priority strict or not - that is, can any Night Duel affect turns that are higher in priority? b) and how do Night Duels affect each other if they are on the same turn (hello to the third question - maybe the answer is already there)? 7. Phagus redirects Vasya to Petya. Nereus uses a mind-altering spell on Phagus. What is the outcome? 8. Let's say one of the targets of the duel cannot be redirected due to a passive ability or a potion of power. Is this a failed duel, or will the second target still be redirected? 9. I understand that if multiple redirection effects are applied to a target, they are all applied according to priority, and the final target is determined by the latest redirection. 10. If a target has multiple targets (because it is using two Night Duels, or because its Night Duel has more than one target by default - a duel, Phagus's redirection (?)) - which one of them will be changed? 11. a) Are there any restrictions on Night Duels of the type "cannot target the same target for N nights in a row"? b) If there are, what will happen if a Night Duel is redirected to a target that cannot be chosen that night because it has already been targeted by that Night Duel for N nights?