So our playgroup has been getting a bit confused by the FAQ for Jakob Lynch's Ace in the Hole ability. The FAQ clears up that you can place Aces that get into his discard into your hand, regardless if they were cheated, flipped, or conjured. This has confused the timing of it for some of the local players. Does the "during another friendly model's Activation" portion of the original ability still apply? (The term another is clear, Jakob Lynch doesn't get to Mullligan his Aces and then put them back into his hand, the question is whether a friendly model making a flip outside of its Activation, such as a Df duel, can place an Ace flipped in such a duel into its hand.) Thank you very much.
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(Jakob Lynch)
Ace in the Hole: When an Ace from this Crew's deck would be placed in the discard pile during another friendly model's Activation, this model may place it in its hand instead after the Action resolves.
(FAQ May 01, 2014)
Q: With Jakob Lynch’s Ace in the Hole Ability, can he only place aces which were flipped directly off the top of the deck into his hand? Or can he place aces into his hand which had been cheated/discarded as well?
A: He can place any aces into his hand which ended up in the discard pile, regardless of whether they were cheated, discarded, flipped, etc. The language “When an ace from this Crew’s deck...” is simply meant to clarify that Jakob cannot place aces from his opponent’s deck into his hand.
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So our playgroup has been getting a bit confused by the FAQ for Jakob Lynch's Ace in the Hole ability. The FAQ clears up that you can place Aces that get into his discard into your hand, regardless if they were cheated, flipped, or conjured. This has confused the timing of it for some of the local players. Does the "during another friendly model's Activation" portion of the original ability still apply? (The term another is clear, Jakob Lynch doesn't get to Mullligan his Aces and then put them back into his hand, the question is whether a friendly model making a flip outside of its Activation, such as a Df duel, can place an Ace flipped in such a duel into its hand.) Thank you very much.
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