Stop-Moving rule

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Revision as of 11:40, 28 December 2019

The Stop-Moving rule is a rule covering when an effect is allowed to move a card. It supersedes the Lose Track rule and was introduced as part of the Dominion 2019 Errata and Rules Tweaks.

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Official Rules

  • An effect can move a card if it specifies where the card is coming from, or if the effect put the card where it is now.
  • If a card isn't where the effect would expect it to be, or has moved away from there and then back, it can't move the card.
    • Played cards expect to be in play; they can't move themselves if they aren't.
    • Gained cards are expected to be where they were gained to, even if this isn't the discard pile.
    • Cards in discard piles can be moved even if covered up by other cards; cards on top of a deck can't be moved once covered up.

Other Rules clarifications

  • You can look through your entire discard pile when you are told to get a card from there (e.g. to move it).

List of cards with moving effects

Cards in italics have been removed.

Cards moving cards in play

Cards moving cards when discarding from play

Travellers exchange happens then also.

Cards moving discarded cards

Cards moving gained cards

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Cards moving trashed cards


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Rules Blue dog ruleCostDeckGameplayMaterialsNo Visiting ruleStop-Moving rule (previously Lose Track rule) • Supply (Kingdom) • Triggered effectsTurn
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