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“The Dornishman’s Wifeâ€
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Are these actions cumulative or do you pick one that suits your circumstance?
example scenario: opponent has 10 power, 10 cards and 10 characters on board and you have 0 power, 0 cards and 0 characters. When you play this you would receive 1 power, 2 gold and 1 card. Is that correct?
What happens in this scenario is easy: you lose
...but all three instances of the event trigger; otherwise the card would read "choose one: ...", like on Maester of Starfall or Tyrion (LoCR)
thanks again Palpa
Fun fact: if you and your opponent have an equal amount of power, cards, and characters in play, then you cannot play this card at all, because its effect has no potential to change the game state. But if your opponent has, say, more power than you, then you will gain both 2 gold and 1 power, because during the resolution of effects this card is no longer in your hand, and so you'll have fewer cards in hand.
Does the event itself count towards the cards in my hand or not when I play it? I would assume that it counts not, but just want to make sure.
While an event is being played, the event card is not in your hand anymore, so you do not count it when determining whether your opponent has more cards in hand than you. (Source)