These rulings are organized in the following manner:

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  Cardname (or card type)    Name of the rule giver    Date of ruling
  The text of the ruling.
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These rulings were gathered from the b5ccg list, the ranger list and USENET. 
The only people whose rulings were included in this summary are Doug
Williamson, Kevin Tewart and John Hart.  These rulings supercede any
previous rulings and will be superceded by any subsequent rulings.  This
document is avilable via the web at:

	http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~northrup/b5ccg/rulings.mar4

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Secret Vorlon Aid/Prey On The Weak	Kevin	24 Feb 1999
Since SVA supports (or opposes) a conflict, it cannot be used to support a
player for PotW.
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Imperial Telepaths	John	22 Feb 1999
You can use Imperial Telepaths if you have less than two cards left in your
reserve pile.
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Higher Calling	John	23 Feb 1999
If you are bringing Prime Minister Mollari into play and adding up the
number of Shadow Marks to purge, you use the undoubled number of marks to
determine the Diplomacy Bonus.
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Conflicts with Participant Restrictions		John	23 Feb 1999
Any conflict with participant restrictions (i.e. Border Raid) can have cards
rotate to provide support or opposition for the conflict as long as the
rotating cards do not become participants (eg. Support Fleets).
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Dissent		John	23 Feb 1999
The target of Dissent must have the opportunity to fail to apply the 
influence to negate Dissent's effects before the effects of failure can 
apply.
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Local Supremacy		John	23 Feb 1999
You may use the effects text on Local Supremacy multiple times during the
same turn as an action each time.
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Contingencies	John	25 Feb 1999
You can return a contingency to your hand only if a specific game mechanic
allows it.
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Hour of the Wolf	John	25 Feb 1999
You may use Hour of the Wolf to ready a character leading a fleet supporting
a military conflict and the character may then rotate to lead another fleet. 
That other fleet may participate in a different military conflict.
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Participation Restrictions	John	25 Feb 1999
"Participation Restrictions" are any restrictions (on a conflict, generally)
that limit which cards may participate (limiting races or factions) or what
manner of participation (support/oppose/attack) they may have.  The conflict
type is not considered a participation restriction in this sense.  "Any side
may participate" conflicts (which don't have opposition) are not considered
restricted, either.
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Morden		John	26 Feb 1999
Morden's ability to reduce the cost of all Shadows cards works for the rest 
of the turn for all valid cards.
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Meeting of Minds	Doug	28 Feb 1999
You may not rotate another player's character with Psi.  This is a cost and
must be payed by the player playing the card.
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Morden/Growth in Chaos		John	1 Mar 1999
If there is no other way to sponsor a card other than having Shadow Marks,
you may use their cost reducing benefits to play these cards.
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Taunts and Games	John	1 Mar 1999
You may not use Taunts and Games to bounce an agenda that is replacing
another one.
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Mass Drivers/Valarius	John	1 Mar 1999
If you use the Valarius to make Mass Drivers a faction enhancement, every
fleet that uses the bonus causes an increase in other players' tensions
toward the fleets' controller.
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Not Meant To Be		John	1 Mar 1999
Cards that have an effect that cannot be reversed cannot, as a whole, be
reversed.  They cannot, therefore, be targeted by NMTB.
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Valarius/Tolonius VII	John	1 Mar 1999
The effect of having both of these cards in play is that you may sponsor
fleet enhancements as faction enhancements for the printed cost of the
enhancement.
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Master of All	John	2 Mar 1999
If MoA's effects text is blanked for some reason, you may still initiate and
win any of the four requisite conflicts.  You may not initiate the final
conflict until the agenda's text are unblanked.
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Master of All	Doug	3 Mar 1999
If you play Master of All as a hidden agenda, any conflicts initiated and
won do not count as successful for the purposes of allowing you to initiate
the final all abilities conflict.
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Extreme Sanction	John	3 Mar 1999
If you are targeting a character of a different race than the faction that
sponsored it (i.e. Justin) and are successful, you only need to pay the
printed influence cost of that character to remove them.
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