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Ser Preston Greenfield
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Darksbane
, Sep 27 2010 02:28 AM | Last updated Sep 29 2010 05:34 AM
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For the public Iron Throne Decoy Robert Baratheon =) Baratheon power rush baratheon |
Ser Preston Greenfield
3 Comments
I'm a little confused by this card. I thought "Response" meant it was optional. But this card then uses the word "must". To me, the text would make more sense if the "Response" word was removed.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
The "Response" means that it is the controller's option to trigger or not trigger after s/he wins Dominance, so in that sense, the effect is optional. But once Preston's controller chooses to trigger the Response, the word "must" indicates that each player has to do the discarding. No one can ignore the effect (i.e., it becomes mandatory) once Preston's controller chooses to use it.
So it makes sense as written when you consider that the "Response" give the controller the power to only use the discard effect when it would be advantageous to him/her, instead of it happening automatically when s/he won dominance, whether s/he wanted it to or not.
Ok thanks for that