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Hey all,

A Wizard rules question has arisen in our league and I was hoping to get some clarification...

The wizard rules state that you can use the wizard "immediately after the turn of the team that induced him has ended..."

Question 1:
Since the rules also state there are only two phases in the Sequence of Play (A: Receiving Team, B: Kicking Team), this seems to indicate, imo, that the Wizard is actually being used at the start of the opponent's turn. Am I correct, or is there some unwritten "between turns" phase that the Wizard pops into?

Question 2:
Piggy-backing on Q1, if I use my wizard "after my turn has ended" and knock down (or stun) my opponent's players, can he then stand them up/roll them over on that turn?

If the wizard is actually being used at the start of the opponent's turn (and not some between-turn limbo), then common sense would indicate the opponent can't then stand up or roll players in the same turn they're knocked down in (i.e. by the Wizard). However, that isn't explicitly indicated.

If Q1's answer is, the wizard use is technically before the opponent's turn (even though the previous turn has ended) then I guess Q2 is moot.

Thanks.

The reason it says "immediately at end of this turn" and not "beginning of opponent's next turn" is because it does take place inbetween the turns.

Same place that a Catch roll occurs at the end of Blitz. Inbewteen the turns.

Tom

So a player stunned by a Lightning Bolt, for instance, gets to flip over that turn?

Ah, ok. I agree that "at" end of turn would have made it clear. It was the "after" in "immediately after his own turn has ended" wording, which caused the confusion. Makes sense, though, Blitz certainly sets the precedent.

Thanks for clarifying, Galak.

Nod_Hero wrote:So a player stunned by a Lightning Bolt, for instance, gets to flip over that turn?

at the end of the stunned players turn, yes