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Wargs
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Darksbane
, Apr 19 2011 06:34 PM | Last updated Apr 21 2011 03:46 AM
Type: Enemy Encounter Set: Wilderlands Threat Threshold: 20 Threat Strength: 2 Attack: 3 Defense: 1 Hit Points: 3 Creature. Forced: If Wargs is dealt a shadow card with no effect, return Wargs to the staging area after it attacks. Shadow: Attacking enemy gets +1 ATK. (+2 ATK instead if this attack is undefended.) Set: Core Number: 85 Quantity: 2 Illustrator: Ryan Barger |
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7 Comments
We all hate Wargs, but luckily we have Dunhere who can show them who´s the boss
3/5 threat really annoying but not seriosly bad card.
Just to be sure.
Feint prevents their attack, so they don't even resolve shadow card and they stay engaded?
"After it attacks" means directly after we resolve dealing damage?
I'm not 100%, but I'd say since it didn't attack then there isn't a point "after it attacks" to check the shadow card. So yea, it should stay engaged.
I really wish I had known this in my early days of playing- I had a couple of early Journeys Down the Anduin where this was the last card in the encounter deck, and I just sat there for several turns while my threat ticked up, hoping for Gandalf (as my only way of damaging them in the staging area). They're nowhere near as bad as some of the crazy enemies we have now, but in the early days these guys were definitely a challenge.