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City of Shadows
Submitted
Darksbane
, Aug 18 2010 08:09 PM | Last updated Feb 10 2011 02:38 PM
![]() City of ShadowsType: Agenda House: Neutral Game Text: You may ignore the "House X only" deckbuilding restriction on any card with the Shadow crest. Whenever you bring any card with a "House X only" restriction that does not match your House card out of Shadows, pay 1 additional gold. If you do not have any cards in Shadows, you cannot claim power for unopposed challenges. Number: 20 Set: CoS Quantity: 1 Illustrator: Andrew Navaro |
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20 Comments
This agenda increases the card's cost to bring out of shadows by a total of 1 (and 2 to put the card into shadows during marshalling).
'When a card is brought out of Shadows
in this manner, the non-Shadows portion of its gold cost (the number
printed after the “s†in the card’s cost), as well as any applicable gold
penalties, is paid, or the card cannot come out of Shadows'
+ from the document you linked
So out-of-house gold penalty applies to cards you play during Marshalling, and when a card is brought out of Shadows it isn't played, but rather it comes into play.
I still have a question about this one : it says when you bring a card out of shadow, you have to pay one additional gold. Is that a mandatory cost, or a side effect? Precisely, if i got no gold and wish to bring out of shadow a card (House X only, and no stark) with a 0s cost, can i bring it at 0gold, then try to pay 1 more gold ("oups, i'm broke") and this way "cheat" the additional 1g tax?
If i use this with the neutral house card, will it reduce the cost to bring out of house cards out from the shadows?
No.
The Neutral House card has no house affiliation. With no house affiliation, you cannot compare your house to that of the "House X only" Shadow card. Since the comparison cannot be made, the play restrictions for the cost reduction effect will not be met.
Sorry I wasn't clear. I phrased it badly. Since no comparison can be made, no house affiliation can match. Since no house affiliation matches, you pay 1 extra for any "House X only," no matter the house.
oh ok thank you very much! i misread that XD