Sekigahara: The Unification of Japan
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Does the card discarded to bring in a Mori block also pay for movement?
The designer ruled the sacrifice is separate from movement payment; the rulebook's wording matches.
- mcalkins · Designer · 2011-08-14
- Sekigahara: The Unification of Japan rulebook · Rulebook · 9.3 Mori Terumoto
- Cannister · Community · 2017-04-10
- JimTardy · Community · 2014-08-09
- tublefou · Community · 2023-04-07
No. Each Mori block costs its own discard, separate from cards spent for movement, force marching or mustering. It is neither a muster nor a stack move, so you can do it in any Ishida movement phase on top of a normal turn, and you may discard several cards in one turn.
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