Projective Telepathy (Errata)

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Decipher Glossary Supplement errata ("your opponent"). Bare/default page with the same wording: Projective Telepathy. Printed face ("A player"): Projective Telepathy (Original). Comparison: Errata on Projective Telepathy. Virtual redesign: Projective Telepathy (V).
Info
TitleProjective Telepathy (Errata)
SideDark
TypeInterruptUsed Interrupt
SetCloud City
RarityU
UniquenessUnique
Destiny3
card_uid5_149-DE
Versionerrata (Decipher Glossary Supplement)
PrintingsProjective Telepathy (Original) — printed Cloud City face ("A player")
Decipher Glossary Supplement errata — this page (5_149-DE)
Projective Telepathy — bare/default (same Gloss Supp text)
Projective Telepathy (V) — Virtual Set 16 redesign (not errata)

Projective Telepathy (Errata) is a Dark Interrupt (Used Interrupt) from Cloud City.

Card Text

Cancel Anger, Fear, Aggression when it is inserted or revealed. OR If your opponent just initiated a battle or Force drain, opponent must choose to use 2 Force, or cancel that battle or Force drain.Decipher Glossary Supplement official text (Updated 29 January 2002). Errata of the printed Cloud City face on Projective Telepathy (Original) (card_uid 5_149). This is not a Players Committee / -PC rewrite.

Lore

Luke.' 'Father.' 'Son, come with me.

Notes

  • Decipher-era errata via Glossary Supplement / rules docs; physical face GIF on Decipher.com was never updated.
  • Related (not a PT text rewrite): Anger, Fear, Aggression (V) ruling that Projective Telepathy cannot cancel that card when it is on table.
  • Future PC-only game-text changes use human titles like Title (PC Errata) and card_uid suffix -PC — see PC Errata / Card versions. There is no PC errata of PT's own game text.

Cancels

Underlying card for

See Also

Sources