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A Suspicious Crow
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Darksbane
, Sep 01 2012 03:52 AM | Last updated Sep 01 2012 03:52 AM
Type: Enemy Encounter Set: Western Lands Threat Threshold: 25 Threat Strength: 1 Attack: 1 Defense: 1 Hit Points: 1 Creature. When Revealed: Reveal the top card of the encounter discard pile and add it to the staging area, if able. Shadow: If this attack deals at least 1 damage, shuffle this card back into the encounter deck. Set: OHaUH Number: 35 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: Dean Spencer |
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4 Comments
The top card of your encounter discard pile is revealed in the sense that you can see it, but in the context of the games mechanics it was revealed when it first entered play from the top of the encounter deck.
This effect basically works like surge but from the discard pile rather than the top of the encounter deck. It's worded the way it is so that it is clear that the card it brings into play is considered to be "revealed" so that any "when revealed" effect on that card triggers.
Happy to help