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Asha Greyjoy
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Darksbane
, Dec 25 2013 04:01 AM | Last updated Dec 25 2013 04:01 AM
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Asha Greyjoy
5 Comments
This is now one of my favorite cards. I was just down 13-7 on turn 7 and my opponent was forced to flip his Valar while I flipped Rise of the Kraken. He didn't have the economy to bounce back and I happened to draw a Support of Harlaw to put on her. Bam! 11 Power in one turn and I win the game. She is a power claiming machine with that can't be killed if or stolen from if you just stack your power on her. So good.
I think she may be good in Brotherhood deck.
I ran brotherhood out of greyjoy,
I can confirm she synergises well with the deck!
Hi folks,
I have a question regarding this card. Could you please clarify, how exactly more power on his or her House card than you is counted.
For example: two playesr.
First player has 5 power on his house card and 2 more power on the character.
Second player (Greyjoy) has 6 power in total: 4 on house card and 2 on character.
Accordgin to the description "more power on his or her House card than you" - my opponents house card contains 5 power. It's not mentioned, if Greyjoy should count the power on his houser card. Instead it's sayd - "than you". Does it mean, that Greyjoy should conta their total power (on the houser card + power on heroes + power on places)? Is yes, in my example - Asha can be killed (because Greyjoy has 6 total power and it's more then 5 power on hourse card of my opponent)?
Asha checks for power on each players' house cards alone. Power on characters have no effect.
In other words, in yor example, Asha could be killed.