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If all my allies are already exhausted when he comes into play, can they still not ready? Or does his effect only affect those that were exhausted?

It still exhausts all your other allies. It isn't selective, so it gets all of them. Only Leeroy would ready on your next turn.

Hope that helps.

"At least I ain't no chicken."

(By the way, playing with modified demo decks this weekend, the best deck was definitely the Alliance, not because of win records, but because it had the ability to yell out, "LEEEEROOOOOY JENKINS!" with reason.)

Probably what they ment by that was that all your allies, weather or not they are not exausted, become exausted and can't ready. But if you wanna be technical, is refers to "them" as the ones who were exausted, so maybe only the ones exausted can't ready. Then that might just mean you have to attack with him last.

Leeroy exhausts ALL of your other allies, whether they were already exhausted or not. Exhausted is a characteristic that allies or heroes can have, and exhausted allies or heroes can be exhausted again. It just doesn't do anything.

Leeroy locks down your whole board for the next turn, even if everybody else was already exhausted.

Hope that helps.

I figured that, but I thought I would ask just in case.

But how about this one?

If I play him, and have no allies on the field, and then recruit allies after his effect resolves, will the newley recruited allies ready or not?

It's a come into play trigger, so anything played after him is safe.

Batshido, are you are blue answer on rules? rofl, that be awsome

I'm not sure what that means, to be honest. It's likely that I'm going to become one of the resident rules jockeys around here, if not technically the last word.

Most of my stuff after these introduction articles is going to be rules focused. So, I've got that going for me.

cocky much?

Sometimes.

Mostly I meant that I'm going to be trolling the Rules forum, not that my Rules-Fu is inherently stronger than that of others.

On the WoW forums, Mods who Blizzard has deemedfit to be Mods, usually have the overall right answer for questions, and there names on the site are in blue letters. So usually people ask for a blue respons on a question, and you, right now, are our blue response right now.

Ah. Well, in that respect we have guys like Ruk, Eek, Typhon and the irrepressible Mike. They're the moderators. I, alas, am not though I sometimes act like I am.

If the Realms relationship with UDE holds out, we'll likely see some of the developers show up to drop some knowledge on us every so often. That's one of the things that makes VSRealms the best VS site on the web. I hope it holds for WoW.

Also from the looks of it alot of the rulings for this game can be derived from the VS comp rules document, at least until WoW comp rules are released.
So if you look in this example Leroy Jenkins puts a condition on all the other allies in your party that they cannot ready during your next ready step. Since it is setting a condition and is not a continuous effect it would only affect the allies currently on the field. Just an example of where VS rules can be applied to WoW cards.

With your ability on the chain,

:: taps on his card ::

"LEEEEEEEROOOOOY JEEEENKINS!"

In response to my own ferocity,

:: taps on card ::

"LEEEEEEEROY JENKINS!"

At least I ain't no chicken.