Core Rules - v1.4
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| 129.3. |
The back side of a card is presented to conceal information for Private and Secret information cards. For example, cards in the Main Deck and cards in hand have their back side presented. |
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The term facedown is used to describe the state during regular play of having a card's back side presented on the Board. A facedown card’s front side is considered Private Information. |
| 130. |
Front Side |
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The front side of a card is the opposite of its back. |
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This is also referred to as a front face. |
| 130.3. |
This can be identified in situations where the back is not easily discernible by the presence of the Play Cost in the upper left corner of the card. |
| 130.4. |
Cards, when played, are played with their front face presented. |
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