This would obviously mean that Spy Network doesn't work at all, since "can't" supersedes "can" in MTG. A player can’t look at the cards in another player’s hand but may count those cards at any time. A player may arrange their hand in any convenient fashion and look at it at any time. If you want to pick specific parts of the rules and read them out of context, why not try this one:Ĥ02.3. It's never legal to take a card out of your opponent's hand and just reveal it without a card explicitly saying to reveal. The other players at the table will just have to trust you.
It means you can tell your opponents what cards you saw, but you can't make the decision for your opponents to reveal their hand. one of my cards in EDH)? So if I didn't want to let certain opponents know the next card in one of their libraries, I'd have to whisper it to another player without showing? to all players, reveal is always to every player) information, but none of my hidden information can be shown to specific players (e.g. So does this mean you can accidentally drop the opponent's cards, forget to turn away from your ally or simply not know the rulings and suffer no penalty?Īctually another way to think about it is: the rules specifically state "reveal", does this mean I can reveal spy network (i.e. The rulings also assume that players are responsible for making efforts to prevent their hidden information from being revealed and either intentionally reveal whenever they like, or must simply accept the 'loss' if they accidentally reveal information. In EDH this is worse as there's no ruling for this at all. Which is very interesting - in a 2HG game you'd have to literally read all the cards out loud without showing them physically, even though your ally can even freely look at your own hand if this more specific ruling takes precedence over the default 2HG ruling that allows teammates to see cards you can see. Players must not actively attempt to gain information hidden from them, but are not required to inform opponents who are accidentally revealing hidden information. However, players may choose to reveal their hands or any other hidden information available to them, unless specifically prohibited by the rules. Players are responsible for keeping their cards above the level of the playing surface and for making reasonable efforts to prevent hidden information from being revealed. This is a very old ruling, and goes against (makes an exception for) current Magic Tournament Rules: I was looking through some cards and found ], which lets you look at a player's hand, library, etc r/magicTCG is not produced, endorsed, supported by, or affiliated with Wizards of the Coast. Magic: The Gathering, including card images, symbols, and text, is © Wizards of the Coast, LLC, a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc.
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