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Awakened Tsukumogami
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Awakened Tsukumogami
Type: Character
Cost: 2
Military Skill: 1
Political Skill: 1
Glory: 0
Clan: Neutral
Spirit. Void.
Void role only.
You may use the fate on a ring to pay the cost of a conflict card that has a Trait that matches an element of that ring.
You may use the fate on a ring to pay the cost of a conflict card that has a Trait that matches an element of that ring.
Deck: Dynasty
Number: 112
Illustrator: Reiko Murakami
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2 Comments
That's so... tricksy.
On the face of it, 2 fate to gain a 1/1/0 to try to get some discounting sounds pretty weak.
But then, actually, there's also that it's not a triggered ability, so you can do this as many times as you like. And also that it takes fate off the ring, effectively, which denies an opponent fate as well as discounting.
In fact the main downside here is that it could encourage a suboptimal build, where folk run element-bearing cards with fate costs when they'd be more efficient running 0-cost or cards without those traits. It's basically laying down a deckbuilding challenge...
Which is an awesome thing to do. Nice one, FFG,
I love this. I mean, I can see that it is probably not actually that "good", but it is exactly the sort of shenanigans that make me interested in trying stuff out. Now I need to look at lots of ways to really control which rings are in a conflict, and how to ensure my hand has enough matching conflict cards at any time...