Cloaking

Cloaking is the ability of a unit to remove itself from play. Only units can cloak. Units cannot cloak or uncloak unless an ability allows it or the unit is forced to reveal itself.

Cloaking a unit
To cloak a unit, turn the unit facedown. It retains all tokens, attachments and equipment, kept face up, but loses temporary power, both positive and negative. Only the controller of a cloaked card may look at it. You cannot cloak a rival unit

Status of Cloaked Cards
Cloaked cards are not considered targets, are not considered to be in play and cannot be affected by cards unless it refers to a cloaked card. During Nightfall, delay tokens are not removed from a cloaked unit. While a unit is cloaked, it does not have any power or damage and does not contribute toward your presence. If a battlefield where you only have cloaked units falls, you do not receive any VP, as you do not have presence. If a cloaked unit is cleaned up from a battlefield for any reason, it goes directly to the discard and does not trigger any reactions, as it was not considered in play.

Interacting With Cloaked Cards
Attachments and Equipment on cloaked units cannot be targeted by cards or abilities. These cards are not considered to be in play, do not trigger events and cannot use their abilities, unless the card specifically mentions cloaked units. You cannot play attachments or equipment on cloaked units unless a card allows it. Because Cloaked Units are not considered to be in play, limitations that apply to units do not apply to cloaked units.

Uncloaking a unit
To uncloak a unit, turn the unit faceup. It is now considered in play. This may trigger reactions to the uncloaking.

Revealing a unit
A unit is forcibly revealed when one of the following conditions occurs

1) An ability forces a cloaked unit to be revealed

2) Area damage is applied to its battlefield. When area damage is dealt at a battlefield, all cloaked units are immediately revealed first, before any damage is applied. If the revealed unit would now be immune to damage because of a constant ability, the revealed unit would not take damage

3) A cloaked unit is dealt damage directly.

Cloaking and Reactions
After a card is played on a battlefield, it triggers any reactions to being played there, even if the unit is cloaked before the reaction occurs. This is because the unit was still played there. Otherwise, cloaked units do not trigger reactions, unless the reaction specifically mentions cloaked units.