Describe the bug
AI used Burglar's plot to target its Giant's Boulder with my Great Ugly-Looking Goblin, and it then fizzled on resolution.
Given the restriction on Burglar's Plot, can this even happen? Would have thought they wouldn't have been legal targets, as a pair.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- CPU has only Giant's Boulder on the battlefield and only Bilbo, Luckwearer in hand
- You have some big creature on the battlefield.
- CPU will target both and it will then fizzle.
Expected behavior
I thought two unlike card types wouldn't have been legal targets as a pair.
Also, in looking at scripts for other cards with similar effects, I noticed that many of them have:
AI:RemoveDeck:All
AI:RemoveDeck:Random
Should that also be the case for Burglar's Plot? Is this possible, for the AI to never play the adventure side of a card while still allowing the creature side?
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows -SNAPSHOT-08.02
Describe the bug
AI used Burglar's plot to target its Giant's Boulder with my Great Ugly-Looking Goblin, and it then fizzled on resolution.
Given the restriction on Burglar's Plot, can this even happen? Would have thought they wouldn't have been legal targets, as a pair.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I thought two unlike card types wouldn't have been legal targets as a pair.
Also, in looking at scripts for other cards with similar effects, I noticed that many of them have:
AI:RemoveDeck:All
AI:RemoveDeck:Random
Should that also be the case for Burglar's Plot? Is this possible, for the AI to never play the adventure side of a card while still allowing the creature side?
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Windows -SNAPSHOT-08.02