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Warlock of Qarth

Submitted Darksbane , Apr 22 2011 11:45 PM | Last updated May 24 2011 09:19 PM

Warlock of Qarth

Type: Character House: Targaryen
Cost: 1 Strength: 2 Icons: Intrigue, Power
Game Text:
Ally. Quartheen
House Targaryen only. Deadly.
Response: After Warlock of Qarth comes out of Shadows, choose 1 location with a printed cost equal to or lower than the number of cards in Shadows. Return that location to its owner's hand.
Crest: Shadow
Number: 14 Set: QoD
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Roman V. Papsuev

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4 Comments

Shenanigans

Sep 20 2011 11:54 PM

Deadly on a card with Intrigue and Power icons, as well as a potentially useful ability, is a great thing.

Darksbane

Sep 22 2011 01:42 PM

I actually quite like the card also, it seems like a targ shadows deck has the potential to be pretty solid now. My only problem with any shadows deck which needs to keep stuff in shadows is The King's Law (KotStorm). It can really wreck a big gold investment. And now that Robert Baratheon (TTotH) is getting big in combo with maester stuff it seems like the plot is even more common.

zordren

Sep 25 2011 06:10 PM

I agree about the risk of King's Law. However, since you have until the end of the marshalling phase, I guess you would probably mitigate how much you get screwed by: 1) not marshalling any new shadows cards that turn (of course); and 2) bringing out one of your cards at the beginning of the marshalling phase after KL makes its appearance. Still would hurt, but how common is it for even a Shadows-heavy deck to be able to have more than 2 or 3 cards in Shadows at once? (That's not rhetorical - I haven't played much w/Shadows but am interested in learning more about how it actually plays out, since I'm starting to look into using it w/Stark and Targ)

Enrico

May 02 2012 11:55 AM

You can't imagine how happy I was when I discovered tat opponent's shadows also powered their ability.

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