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Wait No Longer
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Type: Event Sphere: Tactics Cost: 2 Response: At the beginning of the staging step, search the top 5 cards of the encounter deck for an enemy and put it into play engaged with you. Then, reveal 1 less encounter card this phase (to a minimum of 0). Shuffle the encounter deck. “We must press our Enemy, and no longer wait upon him for the move.†-Aragorn, The Return of the King Set: The Mûmakil Number: 5 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: John Pacer |
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Very cool for Dunedain Decks. Effective cost of 1 considering Mablung and less threat in the staging area. Nice
I know LotR and GoT use different logic sometimes - but since they used the format "Do X, Then Do Y", if X doesn't resolve successfully, the Y part doesn't happen. I'd say that if you don't find an enemy and put it into play engaged with you, the first part wasn't successful, so the rest of the "Then" sentence fails. But that's just my interpretation.
the rule for "then" are pretty clear. So, for this one, if you don't find an enemy, you don't get the benefit.
So while sometimes handy, occasionally you pay 2 and get nothing.