Daigotsu Yuhmi
Legend of the Five Rings card from Glory of the Empire
Open in Oracle of the Void
- Card Type
- Personality
- Force
- 6
- Chi
- 3
- Honor Requirement
- -
- Gold Cost
- 9
- Personal Honor
- 0
- Clan
- Spider
- Keywords
- Unique, Infiltrator, Nonhuman, Samurai, Shadowlands, Spider Clan
- Card Text
- After Yuhmi enters play, lose 5 honor.
Fear Battle: Target an enemy Follower. Bow each Follower and Personality with 4 or lower Force in its unit. Destroy the targeted Follower. - Legality
- Destroyer War (Celestial), Race for the Throne (Samurai)
- Deck
- Dynasty
Printings
Glory of the Empire
- Rarity
- Rare
- Flavor Text
- "No one knows his secrets. Not even me." - Daigotsu
- Artist
- Drew Baker
- Card Number
- 62
- Publisher
- Alderac Entertainment Group
Rules Q&A
- Q: Example: I have Daigotsu Yuhmi in play. Daigotsu Yuhmi Exp is face-up in one of my provinces. I bring the Exp version into play and overlay him onto the inexperienced version of Yuhmi. During a battle at a province, the stack is targeted with an action (such as a ranged attack) that results in the destruction of Daigotsu Yuhmi Exp.
Question: Does the underlying Daigotsu Yuhmi remain in play,and the overlaying Daigotsu Yuhmi removed, or is the entire stack removed from play?
I kept getting stuck on this phrase in the overlay rules: If the overlaying card is somehow lost, the underlying card reappears without entering play. There has only been a change to the same card. Likewise, an overlaying card is not entering play even if it comes from an out-of-play area. If the overlaying card is put in an out-of-play area while the underlying card remains, this is not leaving play.
Does that cover destruction from an action such as a ranged attack.
Thanks
A: That rule only covers during the original overlay. The card can have some sort of cost interfered with (though very few effects do so now) before overlaying causing the overlaying card to be discarded. In that case, the card that would otherwise be overlayed still remains.
Once overlayed, the card that was overlayed is essentially removed from the game, and will not "reappear" once the card that overlayed it is somehow removed from play. (Destruction, removed from game effects, etc) Dan Jacobson, "Overlayed personalities and destruction", 21 May 2010