[VioletBlaze]

Hi,
so in my game last night I was playing a capture deck and managed to snag a copy of one of my opponent's unique personnel. Then I happened to draw that same personnel later. Can I play my copy of the personnel? Or, because the captured copy is on my side, does the uniqueness rule apply? Or, idk, can I persona swap them?

[Armus]

Hi,
so in my game last night I was playing a capture deck and managed to snag a copy of one of my opponent's unique personnel. Then I happened to draw that same personnel later. Can I play my copy of the personnel? Or, because the captured copy is on my side, does the uniqueness rule apply? Or, idk, can I persona swap them?

You can play your copy, your opponent cannot play another copy on their side.

[AllenGould]

Hi,
so in my game last night I was playing a capture deck and managed to snag a copy of one of my opponent's unique personnel. Then I happened to draw that same personnel later. Can I play my copy of the personnel? Or, because the captured copy is on my side, does the uniqueness rule apply? Or, idk, can I persona swap them?

You can play your copy, your opponent cannot play another copy on their side.

The rule is per-owner. So you can have Bob, your opponent can have Bob... but you just happen to control both copies.

You can't persona swap them though, since you don't own the copy that you've liberated.

[VioletBlaze]

Hi,
so in my game last night I was playing a capture deck and managed to snag a copy of one of my opponent's unique personnel. Then I happened to draw that same personnel later. Can I play my copy of the personnel? Or, because the captured copy is on my side, does the uniqueness rule apply? Or, idk, can I persona swap them?

You can play your copy, your opponent cannot play another copy on their side.

The rule is per-owner. So you can have Bob, your opponent can have Bob... but you just happen to control both copies.

You can't persona swap them though, since you don't own the copy that you've liberated.

Thanks! Another case of my not being able to find the relevant rule in the glossary...

[SAM2000]

Hi,
so in my game last night I was playing a capture deck and managed to snag a copy of one of my opponent's unique personnel. Then I happened to draw that same personnel later. Can I play my copy of the personnel? Or, because the captured copy is on my side, does the uniqueness rule apply? Or, idk, can I persona swap them?

You can play your copy, your opponent cannot play another copy on their side.

The rule is per-owner. So you can have Bob, your opponent can have Bob... but you just happen to control both copies.

You can't persona swap them though, since you don't own the copy that you've liberated.

What if you brainwash a personnel as they then report on your side of the table?

[9of24]

What if you brainwash a personnel as they then report on your side of the table?

Same rules still apply. The personnel is in play for its owner, thus the restrictions for playing additional copies would still be applied to its owner.