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Westeros Bleeds
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Darksbane
, Aug 17 2010 02:52 AM | Last updated Oct 16 2014 02:35 AM
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Westeros BleedsType: Event House: Neutral Cost: Game Text: Dominance: Kneel 4 influence to discard all characters from play. Flavor Text: When the old king was still alive, he'd not have stood for this. "King Robert?" Arya asked, forgetting herself. "King Aerys, gods grace him," the old man said. Number: 176 Set: Core Quantity: 1 Illustrator: Thomas Denmark |
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13 Comments
is this an event
nice. i was thinking about that combo.
I guessed from your other comment
Just be careful with events. They will only be immune to the ones that specifically target characters. On of the many confusing things about this game ;p
what do you mean? i don't get it. this card is targeting characters, isn't it?
Actually, you're incorrect. If it said that, Jon Snow would still be immune, as per the scope of immunity. Just because the opponent is doing the choosing doesn't mean it's not an event doing the discarding. The scope of immunity protects Jon Snow him from being chosen, but also being affected even when he is not chosen.
You're conflating the 'choose an opponent' with 'the only thing the card is affecting is the opponent'. The best example would be an effect that said "Choose an opponent. That player's characters may not defend this challenge" (Jon Snow would ignore this) - but one that said "Choose an opponent, that opponent may not declare defenders this challenge" - this is a case where the restriction is *placed* upon the opponent, not upon Jon Snow, so it would in fact take full effect.
these are the things i don't unterstand. i don't really get the difference between effect and event and the targeting thing...
An effect is something that happens when you use the card. In the case of Westeros Bleeds the effect is the discarding of the characters.
The targeting thing is the most complicated but I wouldn't worry about it till you're more familiar with the rest of the rules.
Correct. No player actions may be triggered in the Dominance phase until after dominance is counted and awarded.