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Jaqen H'ghar
Submitted
Darksbane
, May 17 2011 12:43 AM | Last updated May 20 2011 05:17 AM
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13 Comments
His ability that chooses a dead character does not trigger Illyrio because Jaqen's text specifically says you're attaching it to him as a duplicate (which does not qualify as coming into play) even if Jaqen essentially takes on the characteristics of the dead character, it's still Jaqen that's in play and not the dead character.
Just figured it's easy to think you might be able to trigger Illyrio twice.
Cards that are put into dead/discard piles, hands or decks are always (because I say always there is probably an exception on some card, but in that case almost always) put into its owners such zone
The card says it can copy a character killed this phase. But bringing a card out of shadows is the first thing in every phase. So how is it possible to copy anyone?
BTW, if you did choose to bring him out of shadows during a normal shadows window, he would be a STR 0 character with no icons...so in other words, don't do that
Is the opponents character removed from the dead pile once attached to Jaqen or does the character remain "dead" even as a duplicate i.e. the Opponent cannot Play another copy of the Card?
It is no longer in the dead pile, so opponents could play a new copy of the unique.
Hmm interesting, and if the duplicate leaves play I assume it goes to the opponents discard pile?
Correct. Once the card leaves the dead pile and becomes a dupe, it acts like any other dupe with no memory of where the card was before it became a dupe.