Why would Cardvault care if Shashakar is the NG? All it says is
"Experienced Naga Shugenja", and this should absolutely not matter
for deck construction purposes. All it matters for is that Shashakar
can overlay the NS when it enters play, nothing more. Why is this
rule here? I may be missing something, but I can't see it.
Abilio
--- Rob Bowes <rob@wolflair.com> wrote:
> >Also, Naga Shugenja, while not unique, gives me a Uniqueness deck
> >validation error.
>
> Actually, this only occurs if you add two DIFFERENT Naga Shugenja
> to the
> deck. If you add one and then use the +/- buttons to set the
> quantity,
> there are no difficulties (at least, that's how it's working in the
> nearly
> ready V5.2 files).
>
> This is a side effect of the card "Shashakar", which is considered
> to be
> the same as a Naga Shugenja for uniqueness. The net result is that
> all Naga
> Shugenja are treated the same as Shashakar and must not be mixed. I
> really
> didn't want to spend a full day coding around this single bizarre
> situation, so I left the limitation in that you can't mix multiple
> Naga
> Shugenja cards. For the typical user with duplicate merging
> enabled, this
> will never arise. And it doesn't need to arise for the user with
> duplicate
> merging disabled, since it's just as easy to select a single Naga
> Shugenja
> and adjust the quantity.
>
>
> Thanks, Rob
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