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The Parlor
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Darksbane
, Jun 09 2012 04:41 AM | Last updated Jun 09 2012 04:41 AM
The ParlorWhere Truths are Revealed Type: Support Faction: Hastur Cost: 2 Game Text: Location. Each card drawn by an opponent must be revealed before it is added to that player's hand. Flavor Text: "Step inside. The spirits have much to say." - Alyssa Graham Set: ER Number: 47 Illustrator: Michal Milkowski |
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2 Comments
This card is weird timing wise. "Normal" passive timing doesn't seem to make much sense so note about applying passive at initiation seems to help. It doesnt say is card revealed before or after disrupts, but considering Alyssa Graham (ER) timing it would be nice to have it revealed before disrupts of this kind. Especially as wording of "befrore added" and "would be added" is not 100% clear, but i would go with Palor before deciding to trigger Alyssa... either i dont understand something or disrupt+such passive timing needs even more details.
http://www.fantasyfl...=689905&efpag=0
has some discussion on this, especially #11 reply seems to contain some interesting proposals for timing interpretation of different wordings
note that none of it is FFG confirmed, but Penfold tends to be right about rulings
FAQ 4.0 - Errata