<p>You can only do it once.</p>

<p>When you see a cube on a card, it means <em>one</em> cube. This isn't explicitly stated in the rules, but it should be apparent from the way cards always show a number of cubes, and any time there's not a known number of cubes, it's qualified. For example, this very card says "...any {white}..." rather than just "...{white}..." to make it clear that it triggers just once when you receive any number of clerics. If you look through other cards, I think you'll find you've always interpreted a single cube to mean a single adventurer.</p>

<p>So you could more clearly transcribe the card as:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Once per round, whenever you take an action that provides any clerics, you can also replace <em>a fighter, a rogue, or a wizard with a cleric</em>.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>And since it says you can only make that replacement once, you can only replace one cube.</p>

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<p>The card states:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Once per round, whenever you take an action that provides any [white],
  you can also replace [orange], [black], or [purple] with [white].</p>
</blockquote>

<p>The white cube is qualified by "<strong>any</strong>", but the text does not indicate "<strong>a</strong> cube" or "<strong>one</strong> cube", though the flavor text may imply only one:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>"Another cleric called to the cause."</p>
</blockquote>

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Can "Produce a Miracle for the Masses" be used to replace multiple cubes?
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# Can "Produce a Miracle for the Masses" be used to replace multiple cubes?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-02-15)

The card states:

> Once per round, whenever you take an action that provides any [white],
> you can also replace [orange], [black], or [purple] with [white].

The white cube is qualified by "**any**", but the text does not indicate "**a** cube" or "**one** cube", though the flavor text may imply only one:

> "Another cleric called to the cause."

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-02-15. Score: 5 | Accepted answer

You can only do it once.

When you see a cube on a card, it means *one* cube. This isn't explicitly stated in the rules, but it should be apparent from the way cards always show a number of cubes, and any time there's not a known number of cubes, it's qualified. For example, this very card says "...any {white}..." rather than just "...{white}..." to make it clear that it triggers just once when you receive any number of clerics. If you look through other cards, I think you'll find you've always interpreted a single cube to mean a single adventurer.

So you could more clearly transcribe the card as:

> Once per round, whenever you take an action that provides any clerics, you can also replace *a fighter, a rogue, or a wizard with a cleric*.

And since it says you can only make that replacement once, you can only replace one cube.


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