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Fallen in Battle
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Fallen in Battle
Type: Event
Cost: 1
Clan: Neutral
Reaction: After you win a [Military] conflict by 5 or more skill, choose a participating character – discard that character. (Max 1 per conflict.)
Deck: Conflict
Number: 211
Illustrator: Chris Pritchard
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2 Comments
From the article review - http://www.cardgamed...-review-n-r2091
Benjoewoo – 2/5
When this card hits a high investment target, it’s amazing. But, it will often require spending more resources than necessary to meet its restriction and can only target participating characters in up to 50% of a turn’s conflicts. You can likely find more utility in other non-character removal cards for fewer restrictions or generally more useful effects
nyxnyxnyx - 3/5
The fact that you have to choose a participating character makes this a lot less obnoxious than it could have been otherwise. Winning by 5 on military is also not an option available to all clans readily.
Grendel - 2/5 Spies at Courts bad cousin. Can blow an opponent out occasionally, but you can’t ever really run it more than a 1x because of the strict board state requirements.
Kingsley - 2/5
Unlike Put to the Sword from Game of Thrones, this card requires that your victim be in the same conflict as you. That stipulation, coupled with the fact that this game tends to have impermanent characters anyway, means this is only good in quite niche scenarios. However, if most disregard it you can still give an opponent a nasty surprise from time to time.
These uni strats really need the windswept yurt to provide extra fate to pay for them.