DvN rules questions

[Charmyna]

Can you teleport rooted trees? They are still creatures (so no conjuration). Therefore, I guess u can unless the rule for rooted says something else.

[Stormmaster]

Can vines spread under walls?  I see that you still need LoS to cast a spell in the vine's zone so if the vine is behind a wall you can't cast a vine spell in that zone, even if you are adjacent to it, but can you put a vine in there or do you need LOS to spread the vine to the adjacent zone?

[Shad0w]

Can you teleport rooted trees? They are still creatures (so no conjuration). Therefore, I guess u can unless the rule for rooted says something else.

Have not seen the final wording on rooted but last I saw the could be teleported

[jacksmack]

Can vines spread under walls?  So if the mage is hiding behind a wall and you have a vine marker adjacent to their zone you can spread the vine behind the wall and then cast a spell inside their zone?

the vine can spread, but casting in a zone with a vine can be done from any range. LOS is still required.

[Shad0w]

Can vines spread under walls?  So if the mage is hiding behind a wall and you have a vine marker adjacent to their zone you can spread the vine behind the wall and then cast a spell inside their zone?

the vine can spread, but casting in a zone with a vine can be done from any range. LOS is still required.

Are you referring to vine placement or summon from vine?

Can vines spread under walls?  So if the mage is hiding behind a wall and you have a vine marker adjacent to their zone you can spread the vine behind the wall and then cast a spell inside their zone?

During deployment phase you may place a vine maker in a zone.
This does not say it requires LoS. So yes, you ignore walls when placing vines. (Have not see the final rules but this is how it was play tested

[Shad0w]

Spreading Vines
Life springs up in the footsteps of the Druid. Each Deployment Phase, the Druid may place a new Vine marker in her zone.  Or, she may instead place that marker in a zone, or adjacent to a zone, containing a Vine marker she controls. The Druid, and her spawnpoints and familiars, can use her Vine markers to extend the range of vine spells they cast.  See “Vine Markers” in the codex.

Thanks laddin this will help

[DarthDadaD20]

During deployment phase you may place a vine maker in a zone.
This does not say it requires LoS. So yes, you ignore walls when placing vines. (Have not see the final rules but this is how it was play tested

Makes for some of the most interesting options and climatic phases I have ever played in any game....EVER!

You really have to keep an eye on that Druid- Equip a weedwacker if you can. 

[Stormmaster]

Ya I had edited my question.

I see the vines can spread without Line of Sight.
But to cast from the vine you need Line of Sight to the vine.

Thanks.

Just trying to make sure I fully understand all the rules so as soon as I get the game I can jump right in and play right away!  Very much looking forward to it.  Preorders done.

[Laddinfance]

In my games with Bryan, I was normally the Druid. She excites me quite a bit too!

[ringkichard]

Dead creatures, enchantments, and control: Ziggurat of Undeath vs. Rise Again.

My opponent has initiative. My creature, enchanted with Rise Again which I control, is killed by an opponent's Zombie while the Zombie's controller also controls Ziggurat of Undeath.

Who gets to raise the creature?

[Laddinfance]

On simultaneous action like that I believe initiative wins. Though I don't have all my rules in front of me right now.

[ringkichard]

After some more research, it looks like control of the creature only matters for resolution order during the upkeep.

I currently can't think of any way this would happen during the upkeep, so the answer does look to be that Initiative Wins.

What made me ask was the thought that since the creature was dead, it wasn't clear who the controller was, so if that mattered things might get more involved. Turns out, no, not unless there are more ways to raise the dead that can trigger during the upkeep.

[Shad0w]

I would rule that the player with initiative chooses what effect to resolve.

[HomelessJoe]

First I apologize if this question has been previously addressed. I tried to find the answer before posting, but could not.

1) Does poison effect plants/vines like normal? Without the poison immunity listed on the creature card or Druid's card I'm assuming it does but wanted to double check. I would be hard pressed to find a reason why thematically they wouldn't be.

2) If plants/vines are harmed by poison, and the druid's vines are only 1hp with any damage killing them, if I were to bring out 'Idol of Pestilence' would that destroy every 1hp vine on the board?

[sIKE]

2) If plants/vines are harmed by poison, and the druid's vines are only 1hp with any damage killing them, if I were to bring out 'Idol of Pestilence' would that destroy every 1hp vine on the board?

Nice thought!