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Look at your opponent’s hand, then choose you or your opponent. That player shuffles his or her hand into his or her deck and draws up to 5 cards.
· Supporter rule: You can play only one Supporter card each turn. When you play this card, put it next to your Active Pokémon. When your turn ends, discard this card.
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Disqusser
Any ruling gurus here? I will appreciate any help with the following.
A: “Look at your opponent’s hand, then”
What’s the MINIMUM number of cards your opponent must have in their hand for you to be able to play Looker’s Investigation: 0 or 1?
B: “choose you or your opponent”
I take it I can even choose a player that has no cards left in their hand AND deck.
For example: My opponent has no cards left in their deck, but I’m still allowed to choose them to shuffle their hand of 0 cards into their deck to draw 0 cards, unless that counts as playing Looker’s Investigation for no effect, in which case I’m only allowed to choose a player that has at least 1 card left in their hand or deck?
C: “Draws up to 5 cards”
Usually in the online game a player picks a number of cards to draw, so I’m guessing that player must choose numbers between 1-5, then draw that many cards, OR between 1-X, if that player’s deck is less than 5 (X being less than 5)?