We are currently discussing reading of the Bring It action.
As a non-native speaker, I am not guite sure, to which part of the sentence "targeting this model" refers. Does it belong to the generated attack action or triggers or both? I might read it like
1. "must take a melee Action targeting this model that cannot declare Triggers" - this would suggest, that some triggers (not targeting this model) are possible
2. "must take a melee Action that cannot declare Triggers targeting this model" (reffering to the most recent noun) - this would suggest, that it is possible to bring in another friendly model to hit someone else nearby
3. It also might be read that the generated melee action must target the model with Bring it and triggers cannot be used at all. I expect this to be the original intent, but I cannot really read it that way without commas, that would be placed in our language. 🙂
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We are currently discussing reading of the Bring It action.
As a non-native speaker, I am not guite sure, to which part of the sentence "targeting this model" refers. Does it belong to the generated attack action or triggers or both? I might read it like
1. "must take a melee Action targeting this model that cannot declare Triggers" - this would suggest, that some triggers (not targeting this model) are possible
2. "must take a melee Action that cannot declare Triggers targeting this model" (reffering to the most recent noun) - this would suggest, that it is possible to bring in another friendly model to hit someone else nearby
3. It also might be read that the generated melee action must target the model with Bring it and triggers cannot be used at all. I expect this to be the original intent, but I cannot really read it that way without commas, that would be placed in our language. 🙂
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