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Squire of the Citadel
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Darksbane
, Aug 25 2013 04:18 AM | Last updated Aug 25 2013 04:18 AM
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Type: Ally Sphere: Leadership Cost: 1 Willpower: 0 Attack: 0 Defense: 1 Hit Points: 1 Gondor. Response: After Squire of the Citadel leaves play, add 1 resource to a Gondor hero's resource pool. As he spoke he struck a small silver gong that stood near his footstool, and at once servants came forward. –The Return of the King Set: TBoG Number: 108 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Anna Steinbauer |
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I know I am many years late to this conversation, but I am pretty sure the theme of this card is that the Squire is sent away to bring supplies to his hero, which is why the effect triggers when the Squire leaves play and not when its "destroyed." I picture it as a young teen waiting for the call to bring supplies, and then dashing off to help when called upon.
Also, if it helps, you can imagine the squire running away in fear to find his hero when confronted by an enemy instead of being killed lol.
Nope. That squire has resources in his pocketes and we are going to loot them after they are killed. Jokes aside, I would agree with Istari's interpretation of the theme.
Lol—dark as it is I’ve always pictured Prince Imrahil taking the broken remains of some young, idealistic squire back to his parents and demanding a refund.
…yes, I know I have problems.