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Jojen Reed

Submitted Darksbane , Aug 12 2010 11:21 PM | Last updated Mar 01 2011 06:51 PM

Jojen Reed

Type: Character House: Stark
Cost: 1 Strength: 1 Icons: Intrigue, Power
Game Text:
Lord. House Reed.
Marshalling: Kneel Jojen Reed and kneel 1 influence to name a card. Then, discard the top 3 cards of a player's deck. For each copy of the named card discarded, Jojen Reed claims 1 power.
Number: 5 Set: LoW
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Roman V. Papsuev

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13 Comments

jackmerridew
Jun 27 2012 01:14 PM

Anyone think its worth it to include him in a Greyjoy discard deck? i could reduce him to 2 gold to play

Reager
Jun 27 2012 01:57 PM

if you have 1 free spot I don't see why you shouldn't include him

Staton
Jun 27 2012 02:21 PM

Eh. I'm nervous about spending 3 gold on a 1 str character with targ being so popular.

Ire
Jun 27 2012 02:41 PM

also Greyjoy rarely is high on influence

jackmerridew
Jun 27 2012 03:23 PM

ahhh i forgot about the influence, that will probably kill it for me because your right i dont really have much at all besides Aerons chambers

Reager
Jun 27 2012 03:26 PM

he said he would be able to play him for 2 gold so that is one less gold, if the opponent burns him down then whatever, that means they have wasted 1 burn on him instead of another more important character and they have 1 less burn during the next challenge phase, and his ability only requires 1 influence which with fiefdom and sunset sea in the deck you can easily get. His ability really helps to fuel up the discard combos you can get. So if you have nothing else to add to the deck I don't think it would hurt to have 1 copy of him.

OKTarg
Jun 27 2012 04:05 PM

Targ burn probably wouldn't use a Flame Kissed on this guy; he would just get wiped by Threat from the North. Same problem as the Sparr has, although the Sparr is strong enough to make it worth the risk.
Might as well give including him a shot and see how it goes.

jackmerridew
Jun 27 2012 07:57 PM

the reason iwas even considering it was because i played a game vs Stark where they discarded pretty much no attachments or events, which gave me no draw through fishmongers square, i was just trying to think outside the box a little to increase the number of cards i could discard a turn

slothgodfather
Jun 27 2012 08:09 PM

If you aren't using an agenda you could trying using Maesters with brass link for some steady discard effects.

jackmerridew
Jun 27 2012 08:39 PM

so i have actually never played a Maester deck, and to be honest i never will, i am so oppossed to overpowered neutral themes on principle alone i refuse to play one, sry if that comes across as prickish

but yea ive seen brass link help discard decks before

doulos2k
Jul 06 2012 08:34 PM

Nothing wrong with sticking to your principles. Some people refuse to put Valar in their plot decks out of principle... it's not prickish to refuse to play a card or combo you think is OP or somehow is bad for the game.. now, if you decide to lambast others for playing it... that's a horse of a different color. Red. No... blue.

tkati
Dec 23 2012 06:27 PM

How does name a card work? Do you have to name the "title" of the card, or can you name something like character card. Than any character cards that are turned up...

"if you have 1 free spot I don't see why you shouldn't include him" : Do tournaments limit you to a certain number of cards? Or as long as you have 60 cards, any number is legal. I noticed a lot of decks tend to build only around 60 cards per deck.

NuFenix
Dec 23 2012 11:19 PM

It is indeed the title, otherwise they would have asked for card type, like To Be a Wolf (SB) does.
Many tournament players aim to keep their decks at 60 cards, for optimum efficiency, so if they have set aside 30 characters for the deck and have picked 29 and need a low cost character, that is what they mean by a free spot.