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Osha
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Darksbane
, Aug 11 2010 02:13 AM | Last updated Feb 28 2011 12:11 AM
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17 Comments
In a regular deck, you can attack with Osha and another character. Your opponent now is forced to defend against their combined strength. Say, for example, you attack with Osha and a Bolton refugee in an intrigue challenge. Your opponent now has to kneel 5 STR to defend it successfully, but, if they do, you can stand Osha to use her in the MIL challenge. Or, they can just give up and let you win it. Either way, it's a great outcome for you.
There are more, but those are probably the main ones.
She kneels to defend a MIL or INT challenge, gives an attacking character -3 STR, Gives some other card (Your House card!) the direwolf Trait so that card can kneel & Shaggydog (LoW) can lower the STR of another character possibly attacking. If Grey Wind (LoW) is out, kill one of those characters mid-challenge. To finish it off, remove Osha from the challenge to be ready to trigger chains again in the dominance.
Come on & chant with me, "UN-DER-RATE-ED!!!"
Lead Link requires you to kneel her, rather than it being a response to kneeling. So no dice, alas.
But with the defenders still knelt, correct? I've used this to get an opponent to kneel someone, not caring that I lost on the attack (since, in these cases, it didn't trigger anything else).
Exactly right.