Confusing Legal Text
When you are elected as the outcome of an agenda: Choose 1 player. That player is the elected player instead.Action card
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When you are elected as the outcome of an agenda:
Choose 1 player. That player is the elected player instead.
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- Any predictions made on the outcome of the agenda resolve based on the newly elected player.
- Confusing Legal Text is played after any effects that allow a player to cast additional votes.
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- The Confusing Legal Text and Confounding Legal Text action cards may be played after Committee Formation has been discarded to change who the elected player is, which will negate the effects of Committee Formation.
- The Confusing Legal Text and Confounding Legal Text action cards may be played after Committee Formation has been discarded to change who the elected player is, which will negate the effects of Committee Formation.
- The Confusing Legal Text and Confounding Legal Text action cards may be played after Committee Formation has been discarded to change who the elected player is, which will negate the effects of Committee Formation.
- Both Confounding Legal Text and Confusing Legal Text may be played after the other is played.
- Confusing Legal Text is played before revealing the hidden agenda for the Covert Legislation agenda.
- Confusing Legal Text is played before revealing the hidden agenda for the Covert Legislation agenda.
- Confusing Legal Text is played before revealing the hidden agenda for the Covert Legislation agenda.
- Confusing Legal Text must be played before the agenda is revealed.
- Confusing Legal Text must be played before the agenda is revealed.
- Confusing Legal Text must be played before the agenda is revealed.
- Confusing Legal Text must be played before the agenda is revealed.
- Confusing Legal Text is played before Deadly Plot is played.
- Drive the Debate is scored after Confusing Legal Text has been played – Confusing Legal Text will allow only the newly elected player to score Drive the Debate.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
Miscount Disclosed+Political Censure
- If Political Censure is elected by Miscount Disclosed and a player other than its current owner is elected, that player may play the Confusing Legal Text – they do not own the card yet, so its restriction on playing action cards does not apply to them.
- When a player is elected for Political Censure, they may play the Confusing Legal Text before it resolves.
- When a player is elected for Political Censure, they may play the Confusing Legal Text before it resolves.
- When a player is elected for Political Censure, they may play the Confusing Legal Text before it resolves.
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Sources
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