Rulings sur Tycho Nestoris

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Question: What happens in Joust if I control Tycho Nestoris when my opponent runs out of cards in his deck (and is thereby eliminated from the game)? What happens if a tournament game goes to time with one player having 15 power and controlling Tycho? What happens if a player controls Tycho at the end of a Melee game?

Answer: If a player controls Tycho Nestoris and his “You cannot win the game” ability is active, nothing within the game rules can cause that player to win the game. If all of that player’s opponents are eliminated, the game ends with no winner. (In a tournament, this is recorded as a loss for each player.)
If a tournament game goes to time with a player controlling Tycho at 15 power, that player’s opponent receives a modified win, as that opponent is considered to be closer to their victory condition. If a tournament game goes to time with both players controlling Tycho, both players receive a loss.
If a player controls Tycho at the end of a Melee game, the best placement that player can achieve is 2nd place. If a tournament Melee game goes to time and a player controlling Tycho has the highest power total, the player with the next-highest power total is the winner of the game.
Tycho does not prevent a player from winning if that player’s opponent concedes the game.

Dommage pour la dernière phrase, on avait commencé à imaginer des choses terribles comme un tournoi qui s'éternise, un joueur doit filer prendre son train mais son adversaire contrôle Tycho. Du coup, il ne peut pas abandonner car le contrôleur de Tycho ne peut pas gagner la partie. Une simple carte t’oblige à rester à un rater ton train...

Bon, heureusement pour les joueurs qui voyagent en transport la dernière phrase à résolu ce souci. Merci pour eux.

En même temps si tu veux +3 golds, t'as Arbor qui coûte 2 de moins, sans draw back :p

Limited est un drawback. Tous les drawback n'ont juste pas la même intensité.