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Blocking Wargs
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Darksbane
, Dec 29 2012 07:53 AM | Last updated Dec 29 2012 07:53 AM
Type: Treachery Encounter Set: Into Ithilien Surge. When Revealed: Deal 1 damage to each character committed to the quest. (If the current quest has the battle or siege keyword, shuffle this card back into the encounter deck.) Shadow: Deal 1 damage to the defending character. Set: HON Number: 29 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Marica George-Begdan |
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5 Comments
This card is really terrible and there is 4 of them in encounter deck! Really bad card in my opinion 5/5 threat.
Luckily, errata removed the shuffling back into your deck, but this card is still bonkers. The only thing that keeps it from being complete BS in my opinion is that there are 4 of them in the deck - so you know you're going to see it and you know you have to be prepared for it (well, after the first time, anyway, if you play most quests blind like I do). Even that doesn't take the sting out of hitting 2 in a row, though. Not questing with characters that have 1 HP left (or knowing you're risking them if you do) is one thing, but you can't avoid questing with every character that has 2 or fewer HP left - you'll lose either way.