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playing the brotherhood deck using the you have no house affiliation 'house' card does that mean I can play characters with no house affiliation symbol for one less gold or have I missed the point? thank you
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The text on Neutral Faction only applies to cards with House affiliations. Neutral cards can never be considered "out-of-House" because they have no House affiliation of their own. You never pay an out-of-House gold penalty on a neutral card, so how can you reduce that out-of-House gold penalty by 1?
The point of neutral faction really is entirely for flavor. Some people don't like the idea of playing a Brotherhood or Night's Watch-based deck that is technically a "Stark" or "Martell" deck simply because you have to have some House card.
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ktom said:
The point of neutral faction really is entirely for flavor. Some people don't like the idea of playing a Brotherhood or Night's Watch-based deck that is technically a "Stark" or "Martell" deck simply because you have to have some House card.
That other point is that it allows you to play characters from as many houses as you want, and pay a flat +1 penalty for all of them.
Manning the Wall in Regina, Saskatchewan since 2002.
It's a shame Neutral Faction only applies to reducing the penalty on OOH characters… wish it would work that way with all card types.
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Bomb said:
It's a shame Neutral Faction only applies to reducing the penalty on OOH characters… wish it would work that way with all card types.
Agreed. Would make it more playable.
Manning the Wall in Regina, Saskatchewan since 2002.
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