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[Doran1990]

Quick question,

 

If a plot card instructs you to count all the characters or cards you have at your command, what exactly does that mean?

 

Is it all cards you have in play? Or all cards both in play and in your hand?  ... Or something else?????

 

Appreciate any help.

 

Cheers.

[slothgodfather]

I thought these packs came with a rules insert, but anyways, "Cards at Command" refer to the total number of cards you have in your hand, in play, in shadows and attached to your house card.    

[Bomb]

Quick question,

 

If a plot card instructs you to count all the characters or cards you have at your command, what exactly does that mean?

 

Is it all cards you have in play? Or all cards both in play and in your hand?  ... Or something else?????

 

Appreciate any help.

 

Cheers.

 

Cards at your command are all cards in your hand, in-play, and in the shadows.

 

Cards in play include your House card, attachments, characters, locations, and duplicates.

 

Your agenda and plot cards are not in play.

 

For a better reference, I'd take a look at the last page of the FAQ here: http://www.fantasyfl...es/AGoT-FAQ.pdf

[Doran1990]

Thanks for your help, Yeah I'm sure they do. I just played a guy with a card that had it on. I hadn't come across it before myself as I'm new to the game. He wasn't sure either, but yeah it wasn't my card.

 

Thanks again.

[Doran1990]

Cards at your command are all cards in your hand, in-play, and in the shadows.

 

Cards in play include your House card, attachments, characters, locations, and duplicates.

 

Your agenda and plot cards are not in play.

 

For a better reference, I'd take a look at the last page of the FAQ here: http://www.fantasyfl...es/AGoT-FAQ.pdf

Brilliant thanks.

[slothgodfather]

Ah that makes sense.   welcome to the game!

[laiyna]

small important extra note: Knights of the Hollow Hill counts as 5 cards in command.