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Traitorous Crow

Submitted Darksbane , Aug 18 2010 03:14 AM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 05:23 AM


Traitorous Crow

Traitorous Crow



Type: Character House: Neutral
Cost: 1 Strength: 3 Icons:
Game Text:
Night's Watch. Wildling.
No attachments.
After Traitorous Crow comes out of Shadows, choose and discard 1 Night's Watch or 1 Wildling character from play.
Crest: Shadow
Number: 34 Set: BtW
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Igor Kieryluk
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7 Comments

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doulos2k
Apr 13 2012 08:51 PM
Seems a pretty specific card. I'd have a hard time including this (although Aemon and Craster get a lot of play)... if only there were a way to add trait manipulation, but with most trait manipulation only lasting the phase its in - the shadows timing won't allow that to work from what I can see.
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Staton
Apr 14 2012 12:23 AM
Yeah it doesn't work with Trait manipulation, except for attachment based stuff like Rhaegar's Harp (BoRF). Seems like it might be useful to hit Val though since we'll probably be seeing a lot of her.
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Raven
Apr 14 2012 01:40 AM
Also works with The Songs of Bael the Bard (AKitN) and First Ranger (TBC). Eventually you could use Called to Court (ODG) to skip coming out of shadows.
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Staton
Apr 14 2012 03:48 PM
Called to court doesn't work with this?
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sWhiteboy
Apr 15 2012 12:36 AM
Was that supposed to be a question?

Called to Court only allows you to put an in-house character into play.
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Kennon
Apr 15 2012 06:52 PM
Yeah, I'm not sure how Called to Court would really apply unless you need to return the Crow to hand so you can put him back into shadows...
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Raven
Apr 15 2012 08:06 PM
You are right. I missed that. I guess I'm too much used to using it in decks with in-house characters only. I would also have a question... are neutral cards considered in-house for neutral house card? [I guess not, but it always bugged me...]

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