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Catelyn Stark
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Darksbane
, Aug 18 2010 08:13 PM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 05:45 AM
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Catelyn Stark
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I don´t think King Robert's Host is much needed to lockk out power challenges in a Stark Deck but anyway it´s not that easy to get her going. You need
1) to make it winter: Plot: A Time for Ravens (ACoS) -->White Raven (TWoW) OR Crown of Winter (LoW)
2) a card in the shadows:Plenty of possibilities which depend on your deck built: The Red Keep (TftRK), Arya Stark (CoS), Meera Reed (TftH), Ser Mandon Moore (TBoBB)
3) her: Plot: Summoning Season (Core) OR Jeyne Westerling (ASoS)
Catelyn's ability is targeting the opponent, not the character, so immune characters still cannot make intrigue challenges.
Just because I'm obligated to point this out every time it comes up:
Caitlin's ability does not "target" the opponent. It doesn't "target" anything. An ability only has a target if it uses the word "choose" to select the thing it acts on.
Other than that templating technicality, Lauren's answer is 100% correct. Caitlin's ability directly affects opposing players, not their characters, so any immunity on the characters doesn't help. So the player would need to be immune to character abilities in order for them to ignore her ability.
Note that It's always important to pay close attention to how things are worded when determining when immunity applies. Even though the end results are pretty much the same as, "Opponent's cannot declare Intrigue challenges against you," if Catelyn said something like, "Opponent's characters cannot be declared as attackers against you in Intrigue challenges" instead, then her ability would be directly affecting the characters, and their immunity would matter.