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I haven't understood a few things so I wanted to share my points :
1) When Harbor Thug is already engaged with a player does he engage another player if that other player's threat is raised ? (I think he does)
2) The shadow effect on Picpocket says "discards one of his attachments" instead of the usual "an attachment he controls" so I guess this shadow effect doesn't discard Local Trouble…or does it ? (I'm only puzzled because they've changed the way they're phrasing it and we know how important phrasing is in card games)
3) If there are no cards in the encounter deck when Collateral Damage forces me to discard two cards from the encounter deck shall I reshuffle my discard pile back into the encounter deck or does it get no effect ?
thaks !
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You're right but this particular shadow uses the word "his" while former cards either said "an attachment he controls" (so you could not discard a condition) or simply "an attachment" (in which case you could discard a condition)
Yeah I thought so too but since they've changed their way of phrasing it I was a bit unsure. Thanks !
Does this rule also relate to a Ranger Spike? I threw one into the staging area in my game last night then got that card which discards an attachment. I then removed it from the Brigand i had spiked and he came down to kick some ass. Hmmm, did i play that right?
From the Tower Hills to the Brandywine
Yeah, the player still controls attachments that he/she has played on enemies. Forest Snare is another example.
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