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Bowl of Brown

Submitted Darksbane , Aug 17 2010 04:41 AM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 06:44 PM


Bowl of Brown

Bowl of Brown



Type: Attachment House: Neutral
Cost:0
Game Text:
Item.
Attached character cannot trigger its abilities and cannot kneel to pay for effects.
Flavor Text: "There's a pot shop I know in Flea Bottom, makes a savory bowl of brown. All kinds of meat in it, I hear."
"Make sure I never eat there."
Number: 43 Set: LoW
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Yulia Startsev
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12 Comments

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zordren
Apr 19 2011 05:31 PM
Yummy...
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zeeL
May 01 2011 12:02 PM
yeah, strong thing
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blackadder
May 22 2012 01:48 PM
Would this cancel constant effects such as 'while this character is in play...' or 'while this character is standing..." or does it refer to specific triggered effects?
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Reager
May 22 2012 02:21 PM

Would this cancel constant effects such as 'while this character is in play...' or 'while this character is standing..." or does it refer to specific triggered effects?


those are passive abilities, not triggering abilities
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slothgodfather
May 22 2012 04:10 PM
Generally, a character ability is anything that starts with bolded text such as Challenges: or Any Phase: or Response:. All of these are character abilities that this would prevent. Also, if it was on a character that granted influence, they could not be knelt to use the influence to pay for any effect. Nor would they be able to "pay for effects" to fullfill cards such as Lethal Counterattack (Core). This is because kneeling 2 stark characters is considered the cost of this event.
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Reager
Jul 15 2012 12:53 AM
underrated attachment
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Laxen
Jul 15 2012 09:19 AM
Ye, if you have a good card economy going it can be really useful, preventing enemy effects while having no gold cost. But it is still a card that cost a draw and doesn't actually remove a card (and it's even useless at some times) - so if you need your draws badly, I would not recommend it.
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Jiriki
Feb 18 2013 09:07 AM
KEy words are included here, yes? And what about abilities character gained from another card or itself but have to be triggered as on the character?
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Wombate
Mar 21 2013 06:29 AM
@Jiriki no, keywords arent include coz keywords & character abilities are different things. But gained characted abilities are affected by this card.
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DamonRogue
Jan 15 2015 06:05 AM

Could this be used on a character with a duplicate attached to it to keep them from discarding the duplicate to save the character? Since "Using a duplicate to save a character

is considered to be a gained triggered "Response:" action. Thus, it is treated as a
triggered effect.."
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theamazingmrg
Jan 15 2015 10:40 AM

 

Could this be used on a character with a duplicate attached to it to keep them from discarding the duplicate to save the character? Since "Using a duplicate to save a character

is considered to be a gained triggered "Response:" action. Thus, it is treated as a
triggered effect.."

That's right.  Bowl of Brown stops the character it's attached to from triggering any (Bold) abilities it has.  It does not stop abilities on attachments from being triggered and it does not stop any passive text from being used.

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DamonRogue
Jan 15 2015 11:26 PM

I thought so but I was't quite sure!  That makes this card pretty useful, at least against the people I play with.   Thanks!


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