So I I am playing reno/combo lock with faceless. If my faceless copies a minion on my turn that has yet to attack will the copy be able to attack as well? I ask coz I dont always just want to copy my Leeroy.
So I see. I just do not get why it will not attack the same turn off a minion that has YET to attack it does say "exact copy"- guess that is blizzard language though...
It won't attack because you are copying the minion's effects already in play as you play Faceless Manipulator, so if it doesn't have Charge then you're just playing another minion. For example, you're not going to get the Battlecry effect from another minion that has already been played and its Battlecry completed.
Thanks MalusCrabus. But..If a minion has not yet attacked it should copy that "exactly" but it does not. Incorrectly worded "exact" copy should mean that. Should be" copy a minion that will not be able to attack that turn unless it is played the same turn with charge".
Rollback Post to RevisionRollBack
To post a comment, please login or register a new account.
So I I am playing reno/combo lock with faceless. If my faceless copies a minion on my turn that has yet to attack will the copy be able to attack as well? I ask coz I dont always just want to copy my Leeroy.
Only if it has Charge.
So I see. I just do not get why it will not attack the same turn off a minion that has YET to attack it does say "exact copy"- guess that is blizzard language though...
It won't attack because you are copying the minion's effects already in play as you play Faceless Manipulator, so if it doesn't have Charge then you're just playing another minion. For example, you're not going to get the Battlecry effect from another minion that has already been played and its Battlecry completed.
गञ्जा गञ्जा
Thanks MalusCrabus. But..If a minion has not yet attacked it should copy that "exactly" but it does not. Incorrectly worded "exact" copy should mean that. Should be" copy a minion that will not be able to attack that turn unless it is played the same turn with charge".