When a unit receives multiple -might modifiers that snapshot at resolution, and then receives a +might buff, does it remember the original -might total or does it calculate from the current might value?

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FAQ #3885·asked by 266652673531576331·January 4, 2026·Rules v1.4·Asked before Vendetta
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Ruling: When you use a buff like Discipline after -might effects resolve, the unit calculates from its current might value. It does not remember what the total -might "should have been" - only what was actually applied at resolution based on the restrictions at that time.

Sequence:

  • Player A attacks with 3 might unit
  • Ahri triggers giving -1 might (unit now at 2 might)
  • Nine-Tailed Fox triggers giving -2 might (unit now at 1 might, since it can only see current 2 might)
  • If Discipline is used, unit goes to 3 might (1 + 2 from Discipline)

Nuances:

  • Units can have 0 or negative might and will not die from this alone - they only die if they have nonzero damage marked on them
  • Whatever minus the card gave at its resolution, because of its restrictions, is what is applied for the rest of the turn

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