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Repo Man
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Darksbane
, Sep 07 2010 06:23 PM | Last updated Mar 18 2011 04:28 PM
![]() Repo ManType: Character Faction: The Agency Cost: 2 Skill: 2 Icons: (C) Game Text: Government If you win a [Combat] Struggle at a story to which Repo Man is committed, instead of the normal struggle effects, take control of a support card controlled by the losing player. Flavor Text: "If you had paid, I wouldn't be here." Set: TAD Number: 41 Illustrator: Régis Moulun |
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2 Comments
FAQ (1.9) [summary]
- attachments do not change control when taking control of character
you cant reattach then when u take control of them
if you take Prize Pistol (IMoD) you can use it, even though the character is not controlled by you
- you're controller, but you're not owner
[after card leaves play (goes to discard/hand/etc) it goes to owners discard/etc]
- you cant take control if it violates Heroic vs Villainous rule
(not important here, for completeness)
- with uniqueness as well, if you have one * character with given name u cant play/take next
(not important)
- state of card (insane/exhausted) doesn't change
- if committed to story character changes side but remains committed
(not important)
- if you take control of the card attached to a story you can reattach it