<p>Your logic is undeniable, and it seems by all accounts to be a mistake.</p>

<p>ALL other cards that allows questions have the question type as a keyword. Seems like this one slipped through their fingers.</p>

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2012-06-09T11:08:50.853Z
2012-06-09T11:08:50.853Z
Nils Munch
<p>We dug out my old X-Files CCG cards to play tonight, and in the process of playing, came across the card "Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD".</p>

<p><strong>Card Stats:</strong></p>

<pre><code>WOMENʹS HEALTH CLINIC, RICHVILLE, MD
XF97‐0380v2 ‐‐ Rare
Episode: End Game
Site ‐‐ Cost: 2 RP
Keywords: Site, Mono, Result, Subterfuge
Prerequisite: SUBTERFUGE 4+
Question: You may ask one MOTIVE question.
</code></pre>

<p>Sites have keywords, which other cards can then play against.  This card has the keywords Site, Mono, Result, Subterfuge, but lets you ask a Motive question.  In the base set as well as the first expansion, if a site had Motive as the question, it would have Motive in its set of keywords.  </p>

<p>Here is a sample of a site that makes sense (picture is a little blurry):</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/4FRxc.jpg" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<p>However, the "Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD" card has Result as a keyword, but you can ask a Motive question.  I can either assume 1 of 3 things:</p>

<ul>
<li>The keywords should actually be Site, Mono, Motive, Subterfuge (third keyword matches the question asked)</li>
<li>The question asked should actually be Result (to match the current third keyword)</li>
<li>This is actually by design; while allowing you to ask a Motive question, it allows players to play Result-specific cards on the site instead.</li>
</ul>

<p>We played the card as printed (you can ask a Motive question, but Result cards can be played on it), but the card threw us for a loop.  Does anyone have any information if this is actually a typo of sorts, or by design?</p>

<p>(A spoiler of the cards can currently be found <a href="http://vincent.dangvu.free.fr/xfiles-spoiler.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a> in PDF format for those interested)</p>

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2012-01-21T17:39:25.303Z
That card says, "You may ask one Method question," not "Motive."
Jadasc
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Typo in the Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD card?
LittleBobbyTables - Au Revoir
# Typo in the Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD card?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-06-30)

We dug out my old X-Files CCG cards to play tonight, and in the process of playing, came across the card "Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD".
Card Stats:
WOMENʹS HEALTH CLINIC, RICHVILLE, MD
XF97‐0380v2 ‐‐ Rare
Episode: End Game
Site ‐‐ Cost: 2 RP
Keywords: Site, Mono, Result, Subterfuge
Prerequisite: SUBTERFUGE 4+
Question: You may ask one MOTIVE question.

Sites have keywords, which other cards can then play against.  This card has the keywords Site, Mono, Result, Subterfuge, but lets you ask a Motive question.  In the base set as well as the first expansion, if a site had Motive as the question, it would have Motive in its set of keywords.  
Here is a sample of a site that makes sense (picture is a little blurry):

However, the "Women's Health Clinic, Richville, MD" card has Result as a keyword, but you can ask a Motive question.  I can either assume 1 of 3 things:

The keywords should actually be Site, Mono, Motive, Subterfuge (third keyword matches the question asked)
The question asked should actually be Result (to match the current third keyword)
This is actually by design; while allowing you to ask a Motive question, it allows players to play Result-specific cards on the site instead.

We played the card as printed (you can ask a Motive question, but Result cards can be played on it), but the card threw us for a loop.  Does anyone have any information if this is actually a typo of sorts, or by design?
(A spoiler of the cards can currently be found here in PDF format for those interested)

**Tags:** x-files-ccg

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: That card says, "You may ask one Method question," not "Motive."  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2012-06-09. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

Your logic is undeniable, and it seems by all accounts to be a mistake.

ALL other cards that allows questions have the question type as a keyword. Seems like this one slipped through their fingers.


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