Hello, I'm interested these days about the TCG and I was reading the wiki. I'm not sure if the wiki wasn't updated or It's me who doesn't have clear certain rules.
http://serenesforest.net/wiki/index.php/Comprehensive_Rules_of_FE_Cipher
First, this paragraph:
"You may level up on a promoted character and the new unit will be counted as promoted (so any abilities that require the unit to be promoted will work), but the act itself is not a promotion (thus you do not draw a card, you pay the deploy cost, and any effects that activate when you class change do not activate). All former iterations of the unit still remain under the card."For what I know (nothing official), this is still considered a promotion. For example going from level 4 Chrom to 5. Or am I Wrong?
Also can you confirm me if I can stack cards from my hand? Like having cost 1 Chrom on the field and stacking another cost 1 Chrom,
And the second thing, about the forced March:
"When a player has no units on the vanguard, all of their rearguard will do a "forced march" and move to the vanguard. This is mandatory.
Unlike with moving usually, the units do NOT tap if they are not already tapped.
You may move all of your vanguard units to the rearguard to force all of your rearguard to the front.
If there are no vanguard units during the attack phase, this is the timing for when the forced march occurs:If you are the attacking player: March will only occur right after the start of your opponent's turn.
If you are the defending player: March will occur immediately. Any current attacks on a character that has just moved will now fail."
I'm not sure if I understand correctly.that last sentence I marked Does the character that has just moved has protection from attacks that turn or something? For what I know until know, I can still attack those units.
