The plot twist Play Time says move to different postion. What does postion stand for in the game?
Is it from front to back
exhaust to stun
stun to ko?
SOMEONE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The character must move out of the spot in the formation to a new one.

It can be any other open spot, but not the one it was in.

You move it from one spot to another. The card is really useless. He does not have to move a character to a different row he can cjhoose to move to the otherside of another character.

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The card is junk. imho.

Not quite useless. There are better plot twists out there for sure. It's a good late draft pick in limited if there aren't many blue cards floating around.

true for draft u take what you can get. but for constructed its wasted space. if your concerned at getting back row characters add flying to your arsenal.


For instance I like an use airborn assault. It not only gives your attackers +1 atk it gives them all FLIGHT.

All depends on the deck. Can be very disruptive. The 2 examples you gave are very circumstantial. Not many use AA and Blob is one of the few cards that prevent attacking the back row.

It's a card used for big BEL.

I can think of many cards that are much worse.

I have to say I think the card is better than Airborne Assault.

This card is very good for my Egregious Eleven deck. Gets characters unprotected so Goblin can do his thing, etc...

Has it been decided that when play time is played against you- you may then move the chosen target to the hidden area (Concealed Characters hangout) ?

Yes. The answer is no. It does not say that you can move it between areas.

It's not a worthless card at all. It's there to destroy formations and allow big attacks. Unlike Blind Sided, it can allow you to set up multiple characters for big breakthrough.

Your right wrathraven but you just said the key card blind sided.

both cards are useful in different ways. Blind Sided is a guaranteed breakthrough card on 1 character. Play Time, by destroying formations, gives you the chance to hit several characters for brakthrough (though cards like Burn Rubber or character abilities will stop this of course). Example:

Typical L formation is like this:

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XX, where the guy in the corner can reinforce either character while staying protected himself, usually a weenie. If you Play Time on that character, they HAVE to move him somewhere that will let you smack him without worry, and get around the big guy in the front. Dpending on where he's placed, this also gets you a free shot at the 3rd guy, who's usually the middle guy stat-wise.

I agree with Warthraven, I've used the card myself, and it is useful in doing exactly what Warthraven has stated