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The Weasel's Way



The Weasel's Way

The Weasel's Way



Type: Event House: Stark
Cost:
Game Text:

House Stark only.
Response: After a player searches his deck and reveals 1 or more cards, name 1 of those cards. That player must place that card in his discard pile.
Any Phase: Kneel 1 influence to draw 1 card.
Flavor Text: Run, Weasel, run as fast as you can, run and never come back.
Number: 62 Set: TIoR
Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Tony Foti
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12 Comments

We have card with two effects one is simle can trip with 1 incluence cost if we see that we will not use this card for some reason. The main ability allows to discard 1 card our opponent found after searching his deck. This card is very situational, to activate it we have to wait until our opp will activate effect of searching your deck unles we don't have
Summoning Season (Core) or Building Season (Core).
Can i use the both ability of the card playing it?

Response+draw?
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ShadowcatX2000
Dec 13 2012 01:01 PM
No, they are separate triggered effects, you'd have to choose one or the other.

Does this event work against an affect that causes someone to search only the top X cards of their deck (like family duty honour, Maester Luwin etc) as this says after an opponent searches his deck and reveal then trigger while the other effects are only searching to top x cards

According to the FAQ, searching the top 5 cards of your deck does not count as searching your entire deck.

    • slothgodfather likes this

Very specific yet interesting circumstance came up with this card the other day and neither of us knew the right answer: I was playing this in an experimental deck where you play Summoning Season/Building Season then play Weasel's Way. I had already done this with Building Season, so when I played Summoning my opponent knew it was coming and chose Ser Jorah Mormont (The Kingsguard) to counter me.

 

The question arose, though - is discarding a card that has been revealed the same as discarding it from your hand? I played it upon his immediate reveal, so TECHNICALLY it never went to his hand before I played Weasel's Way. Anyone have any input on this? Is there a certified "revealed position" as opposed to "being in hand"?

Actually, it did go to his hand since the effect has to resolve completely before any responses can occur. Unless you use a save/cancel response, the full effect happens and resolves. Then passives occur that are applicable to the effect, then responses can be played to respond to any effect that has resolved. Since the search effect already fully resolved by the time you can play TWW, Ser Jorah is already in your opponent's hand.

Technically the card is not "discarded" from their hand.  It's "placed in the discard pile".  The wording is very specific.

 

Ser Jorah Mormont and Darkstar won't be avoiding the discard pile based on this specific wording.

 

This answer is going to make everyone mad...

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slothgodfather
Oct 29 2014 07:19 PM

This answer is going to make everyone mad...

 

I love it.

Technically the card is not "discarded" from their hand.  It's "placed in the discard pile".  The wording is very specific.

 

Good catch, thanks!

haha that is funny i can see someone being a **** with this at melee. 

 

"wanna trade a character for a charcter" 

"sure"

after search

"yea we are going to discard that guy you got" haha

haha that is funny i can see someone being a **** with this at melee. 

 

"wanna trade a character for a charcter" 

"sure"

after search

"yea we are going to discard that guy you got" haha

It's hilarious seeing people's reaction to this in joust. Usually when you flip those plots over they snicker and prepare to play against a bad deck or ask you if you grabbed your melee deck by accident - then they suddenly lose that smirk as soon as you play TWW and realize the card they wanted most is now in their discard while yours is in hand.