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River Row

Submitted Darksbane , Apr 23 2011 12:50 AM | Last updated May 10 2011 05:10 PM


River Row

River Row



Type: Location House: Neutral
Cost:0
Game Text:
King's Landing.
Limit 1 per deck.
River Row comes into play knelt.
Marshalling: Kneel River Row to lower the cost of the next character you play this phase by 1.
Number: 43 Set: QoD
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Shand Watson
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4 Comments

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Grimwalker
Aug 18 2012 08:59 PM
Knelt during Setup?
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NuFenix
Aug 18 2012 09:09 PM
Nope, as come into play effects do not apply in setup. That what makes setup so good for this and Street of Silk (LotR) :)
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slothgodfather
Aug 19 2012 05:37 AM
That also means things like Coin Mint (LotR) do not function in setup, because they are not "played", they were simply revealed during setup.
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Grimwalker
Aug 19 2012 05:27 PM
My question was over the niceties of wording. "Play" generally means played from hand, whereas "Put into play" specifically avoids certain triggers. The Core Rules specify that Setup is neither "Play" nor "Put into play", but I didn't know whether "comes into play" was meant to get around that exemption. The FAQ specifies that setup does not trigger card effects, but I didn't know whether to read "comes into play knelt" as a card effect for those purposes.

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