Away Put Your Weapon

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Info
TitleAway Put Your Weapon
SideLight
TypeInterrupt — Used or Lost Interrupt
SetDagobah
PublisherDecipher
EraDecipher era
RarityU
UniquenessUnique
Destiny5
GEMP ID4_45
VersionsDecipher — this page (4_45)
Virtual Original — Away Put Your Weapon (V) (Virtual Set 5: A Dark Time) (1105_2)
Virtual Legacy — Away Put Your Weapon (V) (1220_139)

Away Put Your Weapon is a Light Interrupt (Used or Lost Interrupt) from Dagobah.

Card Text

USED: If a lightsaber was just used to enhance a Force drain, place it in Owner's Used Pile. LOST: Place any or all of your devices and character weapons on table in your Used Pile.

Lore

“I mean you no harm.”


Reviews

  • Jeff Hansen, "Away Put Your Weapon/Weapon of an Ungratful Son", Neglected Card Series, Corellian Engineering Corporation (2000). Reviewing it with its counterpart Weapon Of An Ungrateful Son, Hansen calls it a must in decks with many devices and character weapons, and useful to remove an opponent's lightsaber after a Force drain. "These counterparts are a must in any deck utilizing a quantity of devices and character weapons"[1]

Rulings

  • Lost function - Only targets active cards. Not inactive cards (e.g. cards on a captive/missing character) or supporting cards (e.g. cards on Crash Site Memorial).[2]
  • Lost function - If Light has stolen a weapon from Dark, this will only place it in Used Pile if it is active (it is active if it is being carried by a character who can use it).
  • Lost function - Will not 'steal back' a weapon that Dark has stolen from Light.

Counterpart

Underlying card for

Sources

References

  1. ↑ "Away Put Your Weapon/Weapon of an Ungratful Son" review, Jeff Hansen, Neglected Card Series, Corellian Engineering Corporation fan site (GeoCities). Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Listed on the site's Articles page by 14 October 2000. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
  2. ↑ Scomp: Away Put Your Weapon; card data swccg-card-json Light.json (commit d4e661ec). Preserved copy: Internet Archive