<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):

![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/4FRxc.jpg)

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](http://vincent.dangvu.free.fr/xfiles-spoiler.pdf) 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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