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Piercing Cry
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Darksbane
, Sep 23 2013 04:55 AM | Last updated Sep 23 2013 04:55 AM
Type: Treachery Encounter Set: Hunted Peril. When Revealed: Search the encounter deck and discard pile for a Nazgûlenemy. Either add it to the staging area or put it into play engaged with the first player. Shuffle the encounter deck. Shadow: Attacking enemy makes an additional attack after this one. Set: TBR Number: 73 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Chris Rallis |
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4 Comments
Is there a hide test when a Black Rider enters play by this effect, or does the lack of 'reveal' in the wording means no hide test?
I don't know the answer either, so I'm just bumping this thread.
From rules: When an encounter card with the Hide X keyword is revealed....
So no Hide test.
Put directly into play avoids when revealed, surge etc. Yes because Hide only triggers when the card is revealed in this case you do not have to do a hide test.