[Card Bug] Tenuous Truce's bidirectional attack trigger is unsupported

[PBernaerts]

Card(s): Tenuous Truce

Build/version: Current preview coverage, card_data_hash=f0a6b4b86732b9a2

Game mode: Commander / Unknown runtime

Actual behavior: Tenuous Truce has one unsupported trigger: When you attack enchanted opponent or a planeswalker they control or when they attack you or a planeswalker you control, sacrifice this Aura.

The diagnostic is Trigger:When a planeswalker they control or when they attack you or a planeswalker you control. No runtime behavior was tested.

Expected behavior: The Aura should sacrifice itself when either party attacks the other party or a planeswalker controlled by that party, while preserving the enchanted-opponent relationship.

Steps to reproduce: Inspect Tenuous Truce in the current preview coverage export.

[mike-theDude]

Triage analysis

Clarified summary: Tenuous Truce's sacrifice trigger cannot preserve the enchanted-opponent relationship across its two reciprocal attack conditions.

Expected behavior: The Aura sacrifices itself when its controller attacks the enchanted opponent or that opponent's planeswalker, and when the enchanted opponent attacks the controller or the controller's planeswalker.

Observed behavior: Current preview data marks a malformed/truncated trigger node unsupported; the parsed label begins at “a planeswalker they control” and omits the first attack branch.

Oracle text (verified from client/public/card-data.json): “When you attack enchanted opponent or a planeswalker they control or when they attack you or a planeswalker you control, sacrifice this Aura.”

Likely scope: Oracle trigger parsing and engine attack-event matching with a persistent enchanted-player reference and reciprocal player/planeswalker scopes.

Acceptance criteria: One supported trigger faithfully represents all four attack relationships, and runtime tests cover each branch plus unrelated opponents and planeswalkers.

[mike-theDude]

Classifier analysis

Verdict: unsupported_aspect

Matched clause: “When you attack enchanted opponent or a planeswalker they control or when they attack you or a planeswalker you control…” (supported: false)

Reasoning: The preview export explicitly marks the reported bidirectional attack trigger unsupported and shows that its first branch was dropped from the parsed label.

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Posted by bug-coverage-classifier skill.