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Shae
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Darksbane
, Aug 17 2010 02:52 AM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 08:37 PM
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Shae
5 Comments
If I'm defending first, can I initiate it even before any attackers are declared? (thus kneeling opponents strongest character) or do I need to wait until the first attacker is declared?
Or do I have to wait untill after all attackers are declared?
Each attacking (or defending) character is declared simultaneously as an attacker (or defender).
There are various effects in this game that can put power onto attachments or locations, but according to the rules only power on your house card and character cards counts towards the victory condition and any power on other cards is ignored. Melisandre essentially changes the rules so that only power on a house card counts and Shae's effect refers to the power a player has that counts toward the victory total. So yes, when resolving Shae's effect ignore power on characters controlled by the players who don't control Melisandre.
Do you mean alone or when Melisandre is out and active?
The "more power than you" on Shae means "more total power." In the absence of any card effect to the contrary, that includes all the power contributing to a player's victory total - House card and characters.