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Ever Onward
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Darksbane
, Jan 06 2012 03:38 PM | Last updated Jan 06 2012 03:38 PM
Type: Event Sphere: Leadership Cost: 3 Response: After players quest unsuccessfully, choose a player. That player does not raise his threat. Set: KD Number: 5 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Dleoblack |
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7 Comments
I think the cost is balanced for leadership. You should be playing Steward of Gondor with leadership and you should be getting lots of resources. This card could be a lifesaver in certain scenarios.
Tis card is super powerful (gives you a free turn, you can play it and not quest at all) and is totally underused.
There are some marginal uses in multiplayer, too. If your deck composition requires for one of the players to have greater threat and initially that deck's threat was lower, you can calculate the needed difference and 'let' that player soak the threat increase. Given how there are better threat reduction options and the Took/Earendil combo, I don't see a reason to attempt it though.
Might be reasonable in secrecy decks that have a lot of resources but would like more time to breathe. I would certainly like it in a mono-hero deck with Resourceful, Steward of Gondor, Strider and other effects to make that hero a walking machine.