1. Discarding a Wizard + a Dragon

2. Discarding a Wizard + an Alchemist

Discarding a Wizard + an Alchemist

Yes! If an Alchemist has previously entered play as a copy of a Spellcaster, it remains a copy of that Spellcaster as long as it remains in play allowing a second Alchemist to copy it.

No. Warlocks can only return “Spellcasters” from the discard pile to your hand. Nice try.

Yes and no. You can stop their stop. However you cannot stop their original card again with a new Wizard + matching card.

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Yes! When playing a Warlock, Sorcerer, or Dragon, a player must announce their targets before their opponent decides if they wish to stop with a Wizard.

Go ahead and draw a card even as late as your next turn. Try to remember the mantra for every turn:

Draw 1, Play 1
or
Draw 1, Draw 1

Six of Spellcaster, two Wildcards, and two Monsters.

Shuffle your discard pile. Turn it face down. It becomes your new deck.

Hugh: Sage, not close!
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