Rule · Chapter 1
cr:1.12.2
The letter X is used to represent a value that starts undefined and is defined later by a rule or effect.
Contents
- cr:1.12.2aIf an object has a property with the value X, and the value of X undefined, the object is still considered to have that property and the value of X is evaluated to be zero.
- cr:1.12.2bIf an object has a property with the value X, and the value of X is defined, it remains defined until the object ceases to exist.
- cr:1.12.2cIf there are two or more undefined values in the same context, the letters Y and Z may also be used to represent those undefined values.
Source
- Document
- Flesh and Blood — Comprehensive Rules, version 2.14.0
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