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Yes. Landed ships are a "God" hack.

"God" can't target a landed ship because things that target ships can't target landed ships unless the card says so.

However, a landed ship is still "here," so if "God" is on the mission you can still attempt the mission since you have a ship "here."

That said, if the "God" player leads with Buried Alive, then a landed ship can NOT serve as the space component for the mission - so at the very least that would present a ship for "God" to munch.
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#610637
Landed ship - Glossary
A landed ship may not be targeted by any card that targets a ship, unless the card specifically allows it to target a landed ship.

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Question would become, does pointing at a landed ship count as targeting?

Seems a bit weird that the two clauses on the same card would give different results for "is there a ship here".
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AllenGould wrote: Fri Dec 01, 2023 1:10 pm Question would become, does pointing at a landed ship count as targeting?

Seems a bit weird that the two clauses on the same card would give different results for "is there a ship here".
The first part clearly targets a ship to go boom. You destroy *that* ship, and by the rules, you can't destroy *that* ship if it's landed.

The second part is a binary: Is there a ship here? Yes or no. It's not targeting in the gameplay sense. To the extent it's targeting anything, it's targeting the mission by creating that "to attempt" requirement.

@BCSWowbagger feel free to tell me I'm wrong if I am, but I seem to recall this coming up several years ago and this was the takeaway... if that's changed since then, let me know. Thanks! :cheersL:
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Armus wrote: Fri Dec 01, 2023 2:17 pm
@BCSWowbagger feel free to tell me I'm wrong if I am, but I seem to recall this coming up several years ago and this was the takeaway... if that's changed since then, let me know. Thanks! :cheersL:
It sounds familiar, but my brain keeps thinking of the cloaking rules, not the landed. (Although it wouldn't be the worst thing if the two worked the same...)
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Found the thread.... from... *checks time stamp*... 9(!!!) years ago? Holy Hell I'm old...

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=24834&start=30

Also apparently if you don't have a ship at all at the mission your attempt ends even if you pass "God"? Who actually remembers that little wrinkle?!

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