Daniel Lepage on Tue, 26 Oct 2004 23:47:49 -0500 (CDT) |
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[s-d] One final clarification |
Rule 1903 states, "Any player may lay down a set of three or more cards in sequence".
By rule 1896, ' A text to the effect that "any player may do X" should be interpreted to mean that X is a Game Action'.
This means that laying down a set of three or more cards in sequence is a Game Action.
Also by rule 1896, "Any Outsider may take any Game Action at any time unless the rules say otherwise".
This means I can lay down a set of three cards at any time unless a rule says I can't lay down a set of three cards.
Nowhere in the rules does it say that I can't lay down a set of three cards. Specifically, nowhere does it say I can't lay down a set of three cards that have already been laid down.
So then it doesn't matter what 'lay down' logically ought to mean, because r1896 states explicitly that I can do it at any time.
-- Wonko "Today, if you are not confused, you are just not thinking clearly."-U. Peter
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