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(4.1) House Affiliation The House affiliation of a card is defined as which of the Great Houses the card belongs to. This is identified by the card's House Shield located in the upper right hand corner of the card. House affiliations are specifically: Stark, Baratheon, Lannister, Greyjoy, Targaryen, or Martell. Some cards (such as neutrals) have no House affiliation. (4.2) Duplicates Playing a duplicate is not considered to be playing an attachment. Duplicates may not be played during setup. Using a duplicate to save a character from being killed or discarded is considered to be a gained triggered "Response:" action. Thus, it is treated as a triggered effect and may be canceled, but because it is gained (and therefore an ability of the card attempting to use the response), a character who is "immune to triggered effects" can be saved by using a duplicate, as a card cannot be immune to its own abilities. (4.3) The word "cannot" If an effect has the word "cannot" in its description, then it is an absolute: That effect may not be overridden by other effects. For example, if Wildfire Assault (WES U204) is played, which has an effect that kills characters and "cannot be saved," then a card like Gilded Plate (ITE U22) that saves that character would not work. Also note that if a card cannot be saved, a player cannot even attempt to save it with a saving card or effect. Note, however, that Wildfire Assault may still be canceled, because it does not have the text "cannot be canceled." A character that cannot be killed/saved/etc. may not be chosen for that effect. For example, the Knight of the Rainwood (ITE U54), which has the text "Knight of the Rainwood cannot be discarded from play," could not be chosen by the controlling player as the target of a card like Marched to the Wall (WES U209), which discards a card from play; however, the Knight of the Rainwood will not be affected if it is the only character in play. (4.4) "Play" and "Put into Play" Character, Location, and Attachment cards are “played” from the hand during the marshalling phase, by taking a player action and paying their gold cost. Event cards are “played” by placing the card on the table, paying the specified cost, and triggering the effect. "Put into play" effects are not considered to be "played." Similarly, when a card is "put into play," it does not trigger any "when played" effects, and vice versa. Both, however, would trigger effects that occur when a card "comes into play” or “enters play.” "Put into Play" is a game mechanic that bypasses all costs (including all gold penalties) and play restrictions. For example: Support of the People (WES R148) lets you put into play a location of cost 2 or lower. You would not need to pay the gold cost to bring the new location into play, and you could bring in a limited location even if you had already played a limited card that turn. Unless otherwise specified in game text, a card is only considered to be "played" when coming into play from its owner's hand. "Put into play" effects are not considered to be "played." Similarly, when a card is "put into play," it does not trigger any "when played" effects, and vice versa. Both, however, would trigger effects that occur when a card "comes into play." (4.5) Leaving Play A card "leaves play" when it moves from an in play state to an out of play state. Out of play states are the dead pile, the discard pile, a player’s hand, and a player’s deck. A card is “killed” if it is moved from play by a kill effect. Unless affected by a replacement effect, killed cards are placed in the dead pile when they leave the moribund state. A card is “discarded from play” if it is removed from play by a discard effect. Unless affected by a replacement effect, cards that have been discarded from play are placed in the discard pile when they leave the moribund state. (4.6) Eliminated From the Game If a player is eliminated from the game before the end of that game (i.e., in a multiplayer game), every card that player owns or controls leaves play, and is placed at the bottom of its owner's deck. (4.7) Jousting and Melee If a challenge has the Jousting trait, it loses the Jousting trait any time there is more than one attacker or more than one defender participating in the challenge. If a challenge has the Melee trait, it loses the Melee trait any time there are fewer than four participating characters in the challenge. (4.8) Deathbound Cards with the "deathbound" keyword are only placed in the dead pile when they would otherwise be placed in the discard pile from play. Event cards that have the deathbound keyword are placed in the dead pile only after being played from hand. (4.9) Card Title A player may only include up to 3 copies of card with the same title in his or her draw deck regardless of card type. This restriction does not include the usage of plot cards. For example, Brent may only include up to 3 copies of the card Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken (ACOS C134) in his house deck. He may also choose to add 1 copy of the plot card Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken (WED U125) his plot deck. (4.10) The word "then" If a card has multiple effects, all effects on the card are resolved, if possible, independently whether any other effects of the card are successful, with the following important exception: If a card uses the word "then," then the preceding effect must have been resolved successfully for the subsequent dependent effect to be resolved. Take for example the card Ser Gregor Clegane (ITE R28): "Any phase: Kneel 3 influence to choose and kill a kneeling character with STR 2 or lower. Then, stand Ser Gregor Clegane." In this example, because of the use of the word "then," standing Ser Gregor Clegane is contingent upon the earlier effect. The player therefore must choose and kill a character with STR 2 or lower, and the targeted character must have been killed (and not saved) before is possible for Ser Gregor Clegane to stand. By contrast, the card Eddard Stark (ITE U6) does not use the word "then," and its effects are not dependent on one another: "Response: After you win a %MIL% challenge, stand Eddard Stark. Until the end of the phase, he gets +2 STR." In this case, the two effects (standing the character, and getting +2 STR) are considered separately: Eddard Stark will get +2 STR even another card effect prevents him from kneeling (or if he was already standing). (4.11) House Cards House cards are considered to be "in play," and cannot be removed from play for any reason. (4.12) Agendas Agendas are not considered to be in play. Further, the effects of an Agenda card cannot be canceled. (4.13) The Hand Any reference made to a player’s “hand” refers to that hand as a single entity, and does not refer to any of the individual cards in that hand. Thus, it is possible to discard a “hand” of 0 cards. Further, if you do discard your “hand,” you are not considered to have discarded any of the individual cards that make up that hand (for the purpose of initiating other card effects). Revealing your hand is not considered revealing any of the individual cards in your hand, and adding a card to a revealed hand is not considered revealing that card. |
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Regarding Moribund: does that state only last until the end of the action? Or the phase? For example, if I bring ITE Drogon into play during challenges, and there are one or more Orphans Of The Greenblood in play, do they die before they can use their abilities? Or do they get to use them on the way out? |
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Well... Moribund only lasts until the end of the action, so any 0-1 STR characters are going to die and be off the table after Drogon is played before any other non-Response action is taken by any player. Keep in mind also that only "Response" effects that do not require killing/discarding/removing the card from play can be used "on the way out" while the card is in moribund. So the Orphan of the Greenblood (whose effect is not a Response and discards the character as part of the cost) can NEVER be used "on the way out." |
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Infamy: 5K rules says that when you win a power challenge the defending player moves X power from his house card to yours. So the Infamy effect ("when you move power on your House") doesn't apply, because is my opponent who is moving the power (and so not me)? |
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Infamy is still considered to work for power moved during the claim of a power challenge. It doesn't really matter which player physically picks up the tokens and moves them because technically it is the game effect (resolution of claim) that is causing the power to be moved. |
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A card with stalwarth must return on the top oh the deck, or the owner may choose to kill or discard it? |
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Stalwart is not optional. The controller MUST return it to the top of their deck when it is killed or discarded from play. |
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If i use an Alliance card, can i Use also an Agenda? |
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There is no rule on the books that currently prohibits it. When Agendas first came out in the VED edition (the only time Agendas and Alliance cards were legal in Standard play at the same time), there were rulings from FFG that said you could not, though. |
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