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To the Eyrie
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Darksbane
, Sep 08 2011 03:54 AM | Last updated Sep 08 2011 03:54 AM
Type: Event Sphere: Tactics Cost: 2 Response: After an ally is destroyed, exhaust 1 Eagle character to move that ally from the discard pile to its owner's hand. The pale peaks of the mountains were coming nearer, moonlit spikes of rock sticking out of black shadows. - The Hobbit Set: AJtR Number: 54 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Ben Zweifel |
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4 Comments
So useless card to me...
1 star
Expensive (2 resources, exhaust an Eagle) and narrow (destroyed ally). It is a pity that a beautifully themed card is so poor.
2 stars for the theme.
I'd be willing to give it that second star for the theme, but it's not even an Eagle traited event so the one can grab it.
I think it should be a zero cost. That would work wonderfully, since you are exhausting an eagle and getting a zero net card gain.