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Drogon
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Darksbane
, Jan 17 2014 05:34 AM | Last updated Jan 17 2014 05:34 AM
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Drogon
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What if I have duplicate on one of this dragons,can i use it?Cannot be killed,nothing about cannot be saved.
You can use a dupe if you want for saves against discard effects. Seems a bit ineffective for a save effect unless his text box gets blanked
You can have dupe on it, you can use it, and if he cannot be killed there's no need to attempt saving him from being killed.
I want to play this dragons as fast as i can,so I have 2 copies of Drogon,Viserion and Rhaegal.I'm trying to make useful their dupes(when all of them already in play).For example if I can save a dragon,another my character will stay in play.
But if you lose a Mill-Challenge you CANNOT choose Drogon as Target if it cannot be killed. Therefore you cannot
save another Character by discarding a Dupe from Drogon. Simply because you cannot even choose him.
If another player is running Targaryen and I have this Drogon in play will it prevent their Viserion from being killed?
Yes, as there's no specific reference to player control. Similar things happen with other cards Take Traitorous Crow, for example, which allows you to discard "a Night's Watch character from play" when it comes out of shadows. If you can give the trait to an opponent's character, then you could choose it for discarding.
Another example might be Cersei Lannister (LotR). If you were playing against Lannister as Lannister, and both players had her out, then both players would gain the benefits of her ability (claiming a power for an intrigue challenge you won, then choosing stealth or deadly).
Actually, that logic is incorrect. When a card is self-referential, it always means itself - not other cards controlled by you or your opponent. So you couldn't get that Cersei interaction you mention. However, take a look at the ability of Cersei's Attendant. [Response: After Cersei Lannister or Cersei's Attendant is killed, choose and kneel a character.] She has a self referential ability as well as a "generic" ability that looks for Cersei. If you have an attendant in play and your's Cersei dies, you can trigger the attendant's ability. You would NOT get to trigger the ability if your opponent's Attendant died since that portion of the ability is self-referential.
Point taken about Cersei, based on: "(3.13) Self-Referential Cards
You are correct that the dragons are not self-referential. So the CBK (cannot be killed) abilities will apply to any character of that name. So, if you have Drogon out, both you and your opponent's Viserion cannot be killed.
Yes, it's the same with Valar Morgulis.