Rule · Chapter 8
cr:8.5.45
Clash Clash is a discrete effect. To clash, the clashing players reveal the top card of their respective decks, and then the player that reveals the card with the greatest {p} value wins the clash.
Cards this rule governs
40 cards print the keyword this section defines. Matched exactly against the vocabulary the Comprehensive Rules publishes — a card appears here because it carries the keyword, never because its text resembles this rule.
- Big Hits, Big Applause
- Clash of Agility (pitch 1)
- Clash of Agility (pitch 2)
- Clash of Agility (pitch 3)
- Clash of Arms
- Clash of Bravado
- Clash of Chests
- Clash of Heads
- Clash of Legs
- Clash of Might (pitch 1)
- Clash of Might (pitch 2)
- Clash of Might (pitch 3)
- Clash of Mountains (pitch 1)
- Clash of Mountains (pitch 2)
- Clash of Mountains (pitch 3)
- Clash of Shields
- Clash of Vigor (pitch 1)
- Clash of Vigor (pitch 2)
- Clash of Vigor (pitch 3)
- Fix the Match
- Groundbreaker Crix
- Miller's Grindstone
- No Hero Stands Alone
- Pec Perfect
Contents
- cr:8.5.45aThe {p} values of the revealed cards are compared and the player that revealed the card with the greatest {p} value is considered to have won the clash by revealing that card.
- cr:8.5.45bIf a player’s revealed card does not have the power property, or they do not reveal a card, any other revealed card with the power property is considered to have greater power.[1.8.7]
- cr:8.5.45cIf none of the players reveals a card with power greater than all other revealed cards, no player is considered to have won the clash.
- cr:8.5.45dIf the heroes specified by the clash do not exist or there are less than two clashing heroes, the clash effect fails.
Source
- Document
- Flesh and Blood — Comprehensive Rules, version 2.14.0
- Published
- This section
- cr:8.5.45version 2.14.0
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