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Doran's Favor
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Darksbane
, Dec 25 2013 04:16 AM | Last updated Dec 25 2013 04:16 AM
Doran's FavorType: Attachment House: Martell Cost:0 Game Text: Setup. Attach to a character you control. Discard attached character from play (cannot be saved) when you kneel Doran’s Favor to pay an influence cost. [+4 Influence] Number: 90 Set: FF Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Eric Wilkerson |
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11 Comments
If I attach this to Starfall Merchant (RoR), can I use them both to pay for an effect? Secret Schemes (AHA), for example.
Hi all, hope someone still follow the discussions for AGOT LCG 1E.
Is Vendor of Venom working with Doran's Favor? I mean, if it has 2 power points of it, and since discarding is not a cost but an effect, could it avoid to be discharged even if the card says "(cannot be saved)"? I guess that immunity to discard effect is not a save effect, but I would be sure.
You are correct, Vendor of Venoms with 2 power would not be discarded if you knelt an attached Doran's Favor. "Cannot" is absolute in aGoT LCG, so any time a card says that something cannot happen, that is the rule. The only way to get around an effect like "Cannot be discarded" is to blank the text of that card that gives it the immunity.
To address the additional point you brought up, immunity effects and save effects are not the same, so a card that is immune to discard ignores all the text about discarding it, even if that text normally precludes saving it.
Thank you very much Actaeon.