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What is the difference between a line and a stack, and what do 'this line' and 'each other line' include?
The publisher and the designer both describe a line as covering both sides, and the rulebook's Key Terms say the same.
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- Compile: Main 1 rulebook · Rulebook · Key Terms
A line runs across both players' sides and holds two protocols. A stack is one player's cards in one line. 'This line' covers both sides, unless the text says 'this stack', which means only the card's own side. 'Each other line' means every line except the one the card was played into, and it includes both sides. Face-up play must match one of the line's two protocols.