by DaviddesJ
Galandil wrote:
Apart from bringin in the easy and obvious example of Maximal Effect (which does the *same thing*, just on any different card)
Maximal Effect doesn't say that your card "counts twice". It says, "Use the advanced effect of that card two times." Quite different.
when you have to stop the flow of the action to apply the immediate "counts twice" effect in that precise moment, to what do you want to apply that effect?
I don't really know what "stopping the flow of the action" means, I don't recall reading any rules that say you should stop the flow of the action. Is that in the rules? But what I would do is turn each of the points of Block generated by that card into a point that counts twice.