The doc comment on Cursor::want credited THROW BALL's 63 blocked starts to the bag drawing slowly, which is true of the frames and not the cause. What the rule did was make the step report which list it had been left looking at, and the answer was never the bag - it was the party list, because battle_entry's ITEM and PKMN were the other way round. The rule stands on its own: a step that reads the list it has already answered takes its length and its direction from entries it is not walking. |
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