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Any Magical Unicorn that has effects triggered when it enters a Field will have those effects triggered every time it enters any player's Field. If it is temporarily moved to another Field, when the Magical Unicorn moves back into the original player's Field, those effects are triggered again for that player.
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Any Magical Animal that has effects triggered when it enters a Field will have those effects triggered every time it enters any player's Field. If it is temporarily moved to another Field, when the Magical Animal moves back into the original player's Field, those effects are triggered again for that player.
  
 
*When a card enters a stable, it may have a mandatory effect that triggers, resulting in a requirement effect. A card must enter a [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] for this effect to trigger, this is '''NOT''' a [[LU Game Terminology - Requirement|Requirement]] that prevents the action to [[LU Game Terminology - Play|Play]] the card.
 
*When a card enters a stable, it may have a mandatory effect that triggers, resulting in a requirement effect. A card must enter a [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] for this effect to trigger, this is '''NOT''' a [[LU Game Terminology - Requirement|Requirement]] that prevents the action to [[LU Game Terminology - Play|Play]] the card.
 
*'''If a card has''' "''[[LU Game Terminology - Enter|Entered]]''" '''a [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] it is now a card in the [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]].''' ''Any card in your [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] can be [[LU Game Terminology - Sacrifice|sacrificed]], including the card that just [[LU Game Terminology - Enter|entered]].''
 
*'''If a card has''' "''[[LU Game Terminology - Enter|Entered]]''" '''a [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] it is now a card in the [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]].''' ''Any card in your [[LU Game Terminology - Field|Field]] can be [[LU Game Terminology - Sacrifice|sacrificed]], including the card that just [[LU Game Terminology - Enter|entered]].''
 
<span style="color:orange">'''Entering and Leaving Your Field'''</span>
 
<span style="color:orange">'''Entering and Leaving Your Field'''</span>
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<br>Each time you play, '''STEAL''', or bring a Unicorn into your Field, it counts as "entering your Field." Any time a Unicorn card is sacrificed, destroyed, or stolen, it counts as "leaving your Field."
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<br>Each time you play, '''STEAL''', or bring a Animal into your Field, it counts as "entering your Field." Any time a Animal card is sacrificed, destroyed, or stolen, it counts as "leaving your Field."
  
 
=='''Gameplay Terminology'''==
 
=='''Gameplay Terminology'''==
 
{{Llamas Terminology}}
 
{{Llamas Terminology}}

Latest revision as of 20:04, 17 March 2020

Any Magical Animal that has effects triggered when it enters a Field will have those effects triggered every time it enters any player's Field. If it is temporarily moved to another Field, when the Magical Animal moves back into the original player's Field, those effects are triggered again for that player.

  • When a card enters a stable, it may have a mandatory effect that triggers, resulting in a requirement effect. A card must enter a Field for this effect to trigger, this is NOT a Requirement that prevents the action to Play the card.
  • If a card has "Entered" a Field it is now a card in the Field. Any card in your Field can be sacrificed, including the card that just entered.

Entering and Leaving Your Field
Each time you play, STEAL, or bring a Animal into your Field, it counts as "entering your Field." Any time a Animal card is sacrificed, destroyed, or stolen, it counts as "leaving your Field."

Gameplay Terminology

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