Bunny Exchange - both players must have 2 bunnies?

[waitreally]

Bunny Exchange says

In order to use this card against an Opponent, the Player must have at least two bunnies.

Shouldn't it say, "In order to use this card against an Opponent, that opponent must have at least two bunnies" (similar to Carrot Exchange)? Otherwise, both players would have to have two bunnies in order for this to work?

Trading Places also says "Player" and not "Opponent."

[TheDavii]

Jun 27, 2012 19:14:33 GMT -5 waitreally said:

Bunny Exchange says

In order to use this card against an Opponent, the Player must have at least two bunnies.

Shouldn't it say, "In order to use this card against an Opponent, that opponent must have at least two bunnies" (similar to Carrot Exchange)? Otherwise, both players would have to have two bunnies in order for this to work?

It should have read "In order to use this card against an Opponent, that player must have at least two bunnies. "

Jun 27, 2012 19:14:33 GMT -5 waitreally said:

Trading Places also says "Player" and not "Opponent."

It says "that player" meaning the player upon whom the card was played. it is in the BB that way.

[waitreally]

Jun 27, 2012 22:50:19 GMT -5 TheDavii said:

It says "that player" meaning the player upon whom the card was played. it is in the BB that way.

However, Carrot Exchange operates the same way but is written more clearly by using the word "opponent" twice:

Carrot Exchange (0187; Run; Aggressive) ‘Carrot Exchange’ may be used by a Player to force an Opponent to exchange two of the Opponent’s Carrots for one of the Player’s. In order to use ‘Carrot Exchange’ against an Opponent, that Opponent must have at least two Carrots. ‘Carrot Exchange’ cannot be used for a one-to one exchange. The Player chooses all three Carrots in the exchange.