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Ser Raymun Darry

Submitted Darksbane , Aug 22 2013 03:52 AM | Last updated Sep 05 2013 01:15 AM

Ser Raymun Darry Type: Character House: Targaryen Cost: 3 Strength: 3 Icons: Military, Power Game Text: *Bannerman. Knight.* Any Phase: Discard a card from your hand to put an attachment of cost X or lower into play from your hand. X is the number of Bannerman characters you control. Number: 16 Set: TBG Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Aleksander Karcz
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9 Comments

generalwedge

Sep 25 2013 10:20 PM

Although I doubt this will see much play, I can see some interesting uses for it. Tears of lys after defenders are declared to give surprise deadly. Sun stroke after your opponent attacks with 4+ str to choose a character to die. Milk of the poppy half way through a challenge to remove deadly and other challenge based abilities. And there's the ability to play the black raven outside of marshalling to counter white raven or potentially make it summer before the first draw phase

cockbongo

Sep 25 2013 11:26 PM

Is it nominal cost (which includes OOH penalty) or printed cost? Has there been a ruling on that?

slothgodfather

Sep 26 2013 12:44 AM

A "ruling" is not necessary. You are putting it into play, which has always bypassed OOH costs.

cockbongo

Sep 26 2013 01:51 AM

I like the idea of discarding 1 card to put a Demon's Dance into play on a character, then discarding another card to stick a Black Raven in to make it Summer...