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The Spider’s Web
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Finally a good Lanni card
Auto include for Rains?
Is claim considered applied if opponent has no cards in hand?
Follow up question: why don't they just do normal cards?
As Rivarama said it's not an autoinclude, but it is usefull. If you want to make lanni oponent-has-no-cards-shenanigans work you will probably want this and warden.
Warden needs money in the background and when your opponent has a refiller like cc you can need a second card to attack his hand hard.
Another benefit is that additional challanges are always good if you need the wall to kneel.
I think Apply claim in this case is part of the Challenge resolution phase, step 4.2.4. So yes, even with zero cards in hand is claim applied.
Also ruling info here : "If the player has fewer cards in hand than would satisfy claim, as much of the claim as possible must be satisfied."
Hi, could someone clarify for me, if I would use this scheme in RAINS, together with Casterly Rock will I be able to play 3 INT challenges (+1 from Casterly Rock; +1 from the Spider's Web) or still only two?
You would be able to do three.