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Scorching Blast
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Darksbane
, Aug 26 2012 01:54 AM | Last updated Aug 26 2012 01:54 AM
Type: Treachery Encounter Set: The Battle of Lake-Town When Revealed: Resolve all burn damage from all locations in play. Shadow: Resolve this card's "When Revealed" effect. Any player may discard a hero to cancel this effect. Set: TBoLT Number: 10 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: David Demaret |
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3 Comments
"Exhaust Eleanor to cancel the "when revealed" effects of a treachery card just revealed by the encounter deck."
Regardless of whether or not it is considered a treachery card doesn't get around that it wasn't just revealed by the encounter deck, so Eleanor cannot cancel this shadow effect.
Eleanor cancels Treacheries and the second effect is a Shadow effect - by the rulebook when a card is used as a shadow effect no other text is actually active, so the card is not a Treachery, but a Shadow card, if you like (although there is no such thing as shadow card, only effect).
Also, sloth gave another valid reasoning.