put into play vs. play part 2

[spiritomb]

-___-u know the drill. Please break this ruling 10 fold. In-depth answers are required.

1a.) Is there a difference here between putting into play vs.playing said reinforcement.
1B.) If so, what is it?

2.) What does the word "copy" in Haku's text mean exactly? Another way to ask this is why was the word "copy" chosen over the phrase "coin symbolizing a copy of"? Assume that your answer isn't descriptive enough. Please explain further.

[Laughing_Man]

Originally Posted by spiritomb

-___-u know the drill. Please break this ruling 10 fold. In-depth answers are required.

1a.) Is there a difference here between putting into play vs.playing said reinforcement.
1B.) If so, what is it?

2.) What does the word "copy" in Haku's text mean exactly? Another way to ask this is why was the word "copy" chosen over the phrase "coin symbolizing a copy of"? Assume that your answer isn't descriptive enough. Please explain further.

1. If you play a Reinforcement Ninja, you would be putting that Ninja into play. This is because the Ninja is going from an out of play zone (Reinforcement Deck) to an in play zone (Village I would assume).
2. Please use card numbers.

[spiritomb]

I gave card numbers via the link. Please i don't wanna wait a month for this answer

Originally Posted by Laughing_Man

1. If you play a Reinforcement Ninja, you would be putting that Ninja into play. This is because the Ninja is going from an out of play zone (Reinforcement Deck) to an in play zone (Village I would assume).
2. Please use card numbers.

[Laughing_Man]

Originally Posted by spiritomb

I gave card numbers via the link. Please i don't wanna wait a month for this answer

LOL. Did not realize that the first part of the post was a link.

's effect means you pretend that you literally have another copy of the card that was targeted and that copy also has non-unique. You then put that copy into play in your Village. At the end of the turn, that copy is then removed from the game.

[spiritomb]

Originally Posted by Laughing_Man

LOL. Did not realize that the first part of the post was a link.

's effect means you pretend that you literally have another copy of the card that was targeted and that copy also has non-unique. You then put that copy into play in your Village. At the end of the turn, that copy is then removed from the game.

I'm currently driving some rods through my skull. My 2 questions weren't that difficult.

1.)Why exactly should I pay entrance cost or hand cost for a "putting into play" of a reinforcement.

2.) You completely ignored my second question.

[Laughing_Man]

Originally Posted by spiritomb

I'm currently driving some rods through my skull. My 2 questions weren't that difficult.

1.)Why exactly should I pay entrance cost or hand cost for a "putting into play" of a reinforcement.

2.) You completely ignored my second question.

1. The rule is that Entrance cost must be met and hand cost must be paid any time a Reinforcement Ninja enters play.
2. Question was answered. If you need a literal definition of "copy", then I would suggest using a dictionary.

[spiritomb]

cop·y /ˈkäpē/

Noun A thing made to be similar or identical to another.

Does this suffice.

Judging from the following u can't even copy ninetails or any reinforcement with Haku because the copy didn't come from the reinforcement deck.

REINFORCEMENT

Official Definition: A Ninja card with this Characteristic has a different border and cannot be put into a Deck but must be put into your Reinforcement Deck. It can be put into play by specific effects that reference Reinforcement Ninjas.

Explanation: REINFORCEMENT Ninjas are played from your Reinforcement Deck. See the specific REINFORCEMENT Ninja to see instructions on how to put it into play. You must meet the Entrance cost and pay the Hand cost to put a REINFORCEMENT Ninja into play.

Example: Sasuke Uchiha (State 2) is a REINFORCEMENT Ninja. The instructions on how to put him into play are written on the card. To put Sasuke (State 2) into play, you must be able to move a “Sasuke Uchiha” with an Entrance cost of 4 or more to your Chakra area while you have no cards in your hand.

Now please stop being a jerk and answer my questions correctly.