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[SpinBlack]

Quick question regarding trashing a Possessed player's cards. When you trash a card in their hand, does it count as "trashed" for cards that care about trashing such as Market Square?

any cards of his that are trashed are set aside and returned to his discard pile at end of turn.

Say that you possess a hand containing Copper, Junk Dealer, and Market Square. You play JD and you "trash" the Copper. Can you reveal MS to gain a Gold even though his Copper never visits the trash (it is set aside like you would set aside actions for Library)?

Thanks.

[AJD]

Yes.

And trashed cards do visit the trash; they're just removed from the trash immediately afterward.

[PSGarak]

Finer-detailed point: Is possession's effect an on-trash trigger, and if so, can that can be re-ordered if there are multiple on-trash effects?

Say for example, you are Possessing someone and you make them trash a Fortress. Do you have a choice between resolving Possession first (set aside) vs Fortress first (goes into hand)?

If so, is there some hilarious way that I can abuse this? I don't think that there is--as far as I'm aware, Possession and Fortress are the only two "moving" on-trash triggers.

[AJD]

Finer-detailed point: Is possession's effect an on-trash trigger, and if so, can that can be re-ordered if there are multiple on-trash effects?

Say for example, you are Possessing someone and you make them trash a Fortress. Do you have a choice between resolving Possession first (set aside) vs Fortress first (goes into hand)?

Yes.

If so, is there some hilarious way that I can abuse this? I don't think that there is--as far as I'm aware, Possession and Fortress are the only two "moving" on-trash triggers.

Yeah, not that I can think of. Well, pulling the trick with Fortress and setting it aside first (so that, by lose-track, it doesn't go back into hand) can make your opponent's Fortress a little more likely to miss a reshuffle... but it's still probably more useful to put it back into hand and get some use out of it this turn.

[GendoIkari]

Finer-detailed point: Is possession's effect an on-trash trigger, and if so, can that can be re-ordered if there are multiple on-trash effects?

Say for example, you are Possessing someone and you make them trash a Fortress. Do you have a choice between resolving Possession first (set aside) vs Fortress first (goes into hand)?

Yes.

If so, is there some hilarious way that I can abuse this? I don't think that there is--as far as I'm aware, Possession and Fortress are the only two "moving" on-trash triggers.

Yeah, not that I can think of. Well, pulling the trick with Fortress and setting it aside first (so that, by lose-track, it doesn't go back into hand) can make your opponent's Fortress a little more likely to miss a reshuffle... but it's still probably more useful to put it back into hand and get some use out of it this turn.

Unless you're trashing his entire deck and leaving him with a Forge-only hand next turn.

[Dominionaer]

Unless you're trashing his entire deck and leaving him with a Forge-only hand next turn.

How will you do that with Forge? Do forged cards not getting set aside and during clean up put in discard?

[sudgy]

Unless you're trashing his entire deck and leaving him with a Forge-only hand next turn.

How will you do that with Forge? Do forged cards not getting set aside and during clean up put in discard?

Trashed cards get put in the discard after their turn is over.  Here would be the order of events:

1. Play Possession while making him draw his whole deck (with council room and governor)
2. Play Forge on his turn, "trashing" his whole deck (but instead set aside all the cards)
3. Finish his turn, and during clean-up the Forge will be the only things put in the discard so now he only has a Forge in his hand
4. Return "trashed" cards to the discard

[PSGarak]

But in that case, they would still get the Council Room, Governors, or whatever else you made them play that turn. And using those, they could draw back whatever you had trashed for them. Unless you trashed those with Procession, in which case they would still start with the Procession but not anything else.

Point is, you need to get them down to less than 5 un-trashed cards total, including cards in play, deck, and discard. Those mostly seems feasible with either Processioning something for Draw + Forge for trashing, or else a Golden Deck to start with.

[edit] Oh I get it, you mean play your own CR/Governor to make him draw his whole deck. That would work too.

[Warfreak2]

Ideally play King's Court/Forge and trash the cards in sets whose costs add up to $11. (If it's not a Colony game, how on Earth do you have time to set up Possession gimmicks?)

[dondon151]

(If it's not a Colony game, how on Earth do you have time to set up Possession gimmicks?)

You build an engine.

[Warfreak2]

I guess if you can reliably use Council Room/Governor with Possession every turn, then you can be slow enough to do whatever you want because they won't get any more turns. And if there's Ambassador or Masquerade on the board, you don't even have to start before they've got half of the victory points, and they don't even have to buy the Forge themselves. So I suppose if it's a continuous pin rather than a cute gimmick, then you have plenty of time to set up.