Interaction - Revision history

Phallen Cassidy: Counterplay is a synonym for what MtG players might call interaction -- I'd guess the difference stems from the asynchronous nature of LotR

2022-09-27T05:35:53Z

Counterplay is a synonym for what MtG players might call interaction -- I'd guess the difference stems from the asynchronous nature of LotR

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	'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.		'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.

	An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[Loop\|loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card\|Grima, Wormtongue}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by your dwarf.		An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[Loop\|loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]].

	'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} can often proactively interfere with the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player's ability to execute their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.		'''Interaction''' (or '''counterplay''') can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} can often proactively interfere with the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player's ability to execute their gameplan at all. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} interacts with {{Card\|Grima, Wormtongue}} by exhausting him before ''he'' has a chance to interact with your Dwarf and the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by him. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.

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2022-01-12T14:32:07Z

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	'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.		'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.

	An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card\|Grima, Wormtongue}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by your dwarf.		An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[Loop\|loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card\|Grima, Wormtongue}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by your dwarf.

	'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} can often proactively interfere with the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player's ability to execute their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.		'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} can often proactively interfere with the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player's ability to execute their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.

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2022-01-12T14:31:13Z

better phrasing

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	'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.		'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.

	An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card\|Grima, ~~Chief Counselor~~}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by your dwarf.		An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card\|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card\|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion\|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card\|Grima, Wormtongue}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear\|borne]] by your dwarf.

	'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} ~~because it~~ proactively ~~stops~~ the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player ~~from executing~~ their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.		'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card\|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card\|Stewards' Legacy}} can often proactively interfere with the [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] player's ability to execute their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.

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2022-01-07T16:38:26Z

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'''Interaction''' is an informal game term with two separate meanings.

An '''interaction''' is the way two cards work together. Oftentimes, this refers to [[combo]]s: for example, {{Card|Rapid Reload}} and (two or three copies of) {{Card|Demoralized}} interact to create a [[loop]] that allows you to [[exert]] all of your opponent's [[companion]]s until they are [[Exhaustion|exhausted]]. Cards can also interact in opposed ways: {{Card|Slaked Thirsts}} can protect your dwarves from {{Card|Grima, Chief Counselor}}. Here, the interaction is that Slaked Thirsts can exhaust Grima before he has a chance to interfere with the cards [[Bear|borne]] by your dwarf.

'''Interaction''' can also refer to the ability of card, strategy, or deck to interfere with your opponent's gameplan. A deck using {{Card|Ithilien Blade}} or {{Card|Stewards' Legacy}} because it proactively stops the [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] player from executing their gameplan at all. This usage is rare in LOTR TCG, but common in other games with more abilities that interrupt the opponent's turn, such as in the Magic: the Gathering community.

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