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Fury of the Stag
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Darksbane
, Aug 18 2010 05:34 PM | Last updated Sep 07 2014 05:33 AM
Fury of the StagType: Plot House: Baratheon Income:5 Initiative: 7 Claim: 1 Game Text: Restricted (Melee) Power Struggle. After you win a Power challenge against an opponent with a House Targaryen or a House Martell House card, choose a character controlled by that opponent. Take control of that character. Number: 27 Set: AE Quantity: 1 Illustrator: Régis Moulun |
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(3.25) Taking Control of a Card With Attachments
Any time control of a card switches via a card effect during a game, the new controlling player gains control of said card and all duplicates. Unless specified in game text, the new controlling player does not gain control of any attachments on said character.
- If you choose to take control of a character with 3 power tokens, do you count these tokens as to your total, for as long as you have control of the character? And said you had 11 powers, won a power challenge, claimed 1 power from your opponent house card, and chose to take control of a character with 3 claimed power tokens, you win the game (11 + 1 + 3 = 15)?
That being said, it works wonderfully against a "Taste for blood" martel focus deck (specially those who put more than one copy of the attachment on a character), as you can win many challenges against them to have that character gather lots of power, said 5, 6, 7 or more, and then flip this plot and win a power challenge that you give you the game...
Works pretty well against other renowned characters and such...
I'm still fairly new to the game. Can you use the character you take control of for claim during a military challenge?
The brevity of OldShrimpEye's answer makes me wonder if there isn't a horrible story behind it. Maybe it's just me but I can hear his response being spoken through gritted teeth.
Seriously, though, it's often the best way to treat a stolen character (or at least a lot of fun), though the deed won't soon be forgotten.
Thanks!
Timing question with this plot: Player A is baratheon and has FotS revealed, player B is martell and has Quentyn on the board. Player A initiates a power challenge with Garlan Tyrell (or any deadly character) and Player B defends with quentyn, does quentyn die for deadly and become an agenda before player A picks which character he takes control of?
Quentyn dies for Deadly before the plot effect allows Player A to pick a character to take control of. He does not become an agenda until the end of the "resolve challenges" framework window, though.
Wait so could player A take control of Quentyn after he has been killed but before he becomes an agenda so that when he dies he is technically under player A's control and thus can't attach as an agenda?