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Meereenese Brothel

Submitted Darksbane , Aug 18 2010 03:14 AM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 05:20 AM

Meereenese Brothel Type: Location House: Targaryen Cost:1 Game Text: *The East.* Response: After a character's STR is lowered by a card effect, kneel Meereenese Brothel to choose and discard an attachment from play. Number: 30 Set: BtW Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Kristina Gehrmann
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8 Comments

jackmerridew

Jun 05 2012 07:12 PM

Staton was talking about repeatable early attachment control, i feel like everyone in my damn playgroup runs this card

doulos2k

Jun 05 2012 07:29 PM

Pretty awesome card - auto-include in a Burn deck... but if you aren't running enough burn cards, it can get tough to trigger it. Jorah's Cohorts (QoD) is one of my favorites for repeatable attachment control in a non-burn deck. With the Heir agenda. you can potentially discard two attachments per round.

slothgodfather

Jun 05 2012 07:53 PM

The fact that it's not unique and not a limited response is sickening btw.

Staton

Jun 05 2012 08:08 PM

I am totally fine with this card because it is not only a house targ card, but it can't even really be utilized out of house. So you are only going to see this in Targ, and this is one of their strengths. If this was a neutral card that was able to be utilized by every house, I'd hate it. As it stands, I think its fine.