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can a character that is immune to an effect still be chosen as the target of that effect? I'll give an example.
lets say I have 2 characters in play, cat o the canals and hodor. ''marched to the wall'' comes up. do I have to discard hodor, or can I choose cat as the target of the plot card and discard no one since she is immune.
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You cannot choose a card to fulfill an effect if it is immune to that effect
a common example is when Power of Blood is a revealed plot card and you lose a military challenge on defense and have a noble character in play. You must kill another character for claim -- you cannot choose the noble character and then avoid claim entirely bc the noble character cannot be killed.
In general, "immune to X" means two separate things:
- The immune card cannot be chosen as the target of X.
- The immune card ignores any direct effects X would have on it, targeted or not.
The direct answer to your question in #1.
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