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Lightbringer
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Darksbane
, Aug 16 2010 09:21 PM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 08:10 PM
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Lightbringer
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-One means you can save a character multiple times per round.
-The other means you can attack multiple times per round
Which is it?
It does not grant the vigilant keyword to the character it is attached to.
When an effect kills a character, the sequence is this:
1. Killing effect initiates.
2. Opportunity to save character(s) from being killed.
3. Killing effect resolves.
What you seem to be missing is that the killed card doesn't become moribund until #3. That is, the killed card becomes moribund when the effect resolves, not when it initiates. The whole point of the save (in #2) is to stop the card from ever becoming moribund in the first place.
So if you use Lightbringer in #2, the character never dies (in #3) and it never becomes moribund. Thus, it doesn't lose its attachments or power.
Correct. In fact, once a card is moribund, it cannot be made "un-moribund." (Although some cards can change where it's going - for example, the event Retreat takes a card that is "moribund:dead pile" and changes it to "moribund:owner's hand.")