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8 Comments
How does this interact with Tywin (LoCR)?
All cards are discarded simultaneously, but still just 1 card from a single player's deck...
It should work with box Tywin. Moreover it should work on your deck and opponent's deck at the same time. However from wording I would assume that you can trigger Tywin only after you knelt your faction card to discard that card. If you just reveal a card Tywin won't trigger.
Kneeling the faction card makes this agenda weak.
I believe that Tylose should work with this agenda, there's nothing that makes you think that events (discard from both players deck) should not be treated separately.
will corpse lake and king of salt and rock trigger off this?
nevermind king of salt and rock is pillage only but corpse lake should trigger?
Do you have a choice to discard only one of the revealed cards but not both? "discard those cards" sounds like you can only discard both at the same time.
Cost is kneel your faction card. Effect is both cards are discarded. So you either choose to discard both, or neither.