Selective Obliteration: AI chooses the most prominent color#10605
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Possible fix for #10552
problem
Selective Obliterationis aRepeatEachability choosing a color withThe
ComputerUtilCard#chooseColor()as-is incorrectly assumes, that the activatingPlayer is always AI (computer), so it searches the wrong player's permanents, finds nothing prominent and fallbacks to white.fix
There is
Harsh Mercy- similar card choosing creature type withMostProminentInComputerDeck. This one works, becauseComputerUtil#chooseSomeTypehas the selecting player as its first parameter.test