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The Bastard's Boys
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Darksbane
, Oct 24 2012 04:30 PM | Last updated Oct 24 2012 04:38 PM
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16 Comments
Used in a Stark army deck using Robb Stark (KotS) it will be able to trigger so long as they aren't also playing Stark.
Colour me impressed.
No War crest though which is a shame.
Correct, but the response is not limited by anything except the character's ability to participate in a challenge as an attacker. The end of phase is a persistent effect so if you start with military and activate the response and then somehow stand the character you can activate the response again after declaring it in a power challenge allowing you do have a +2 claim on the second challenge they participate in.
But you can have plots like After the Mummer's Ford (KotS), Storm of Swords (LoW) and voila! You can have more than 1 military challenge. But does it matter? You make a claim 2, or claim 3 military than you execute the other player with a claim 3 power challenge.
Man it is a good thing they have a limit of 3. Imagine if that happened on a Naval Superiority (TGF) turn without the limit!
Granted, they are pure sex in a Bolton deck.
Edit: moving to questions thread.