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The Brotherhood Without Banners

Submitted Darksbane , Sep 11 2010 08:40 PM | Last updated Sep 21 2010 03:14 AM

The Brotherhood Without Banners

Type: Agenda House: Neutral
Game Text:

If you would claim or move power to your House, you must place it on a Brotherhood character you control instead. Opponents may choose and take power from your Brotherhood characters to fulfill the claim of Power challenges initiated against you.
Number: 39 Set: RoR
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Andrew Navaro

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14 Comments

SaXo

Jun 20 2012 12:29 PM

In a case where you have no brotherhood characters on board but you have a single character with infamy can you put the power on the infamy character ? (while running the agenda of course )

Reager

Jun 20 2012 01:39 PM

yes you can

jackmerridew

Jun 20 2012 02:08 PM

theres a few infamy decks built around using brotherhood characters and infamy charcters so that your opponent can't steal power off your charaters after winning a power challenge.

slothgodfather

Jun 20 2012 03:10 PM

I seem to recall a thead on the FFG forums about still being able to put power on an infamy character even if you do have a brotherhood character out, but I can't find it and don't recall why on the ruling. Anyone else recall one way or the other?

Laxen

Jun 20 2012 03:27 PM

That seems correct. At least according to ktom:

http://www.fantasyfl...&efpag=0#404162

Fede

Sep 19 2012 11:49 PM

What happens if you control no Brotherhood characters? The Agenda says you must place the power on a BH character you control. So, if you don't control any, you still place it on your House Card? Or you can't claim/move power if you don't control BH characters? (Because it doesn't actually say anything about not being able to)

jackmerridew

Sep 20 2012 02:20 AM

you would not be able to claim it

Pdovisk

Jan 26 2013 02:18 PM

question: if i have 2 different BH characters with power on then and an opponent claim 1 power,who choose the character to lose the power?

NuFenix

Jan 26 2013 03:27 PM

Your opponent, as the agenda says they choose the character.

zordren

Oct 28 2013 01:38 AM

So like, if you have Melisandre (Core) on the table, Bw/oB can't win the game, huh? (Not that either Brotherhood or CS Mel seem to be that common anyway)

NorthMaester

Oct 28 2013 11:07 AM

True, but they could blank her with Nightmares (LoW).

OldShrimpEyes

Oct 28 2013 07:33 PM

I pulled that trick once against a Brotherhood player locally. Had him on 34 power before I finally won. Nightmares became a staple inclusion in his deck soon after, but I did enjoy that moment while it lasted.

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ScarletRebel

Mar 17 2014 08:31 PM

Sorry if I am being dense here but... what's the advantage of this agenda?

Schnaki

Mar 18 2014 09:51 PM

Well, pretty much every Brotherhood Character has a passive ability with the text:
"If you have no power on your house".
The Agenda helps you to achieve this.

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