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I think a major error in the rules has been discovered over at BGG. The rules, as written would allow an attacker, who through effects has a zero strength rating, to still initate an attack. If the defender also played a reduced to zero character the attacker would win, but would also get a power bonus for a defender defending with a strength less than 1. This is clearly addressed in AGoT on page 14, but has not been carried over to GoT.
A challenge may not be won by an attacker or a major defender whose total STR is less than1, or who has no participating characters when the challenge is resolved.
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I got this response from FFG:
"Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
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I would go with answer 3 since there were NO defenders. An undefended attack is an undefended attack regardless. However, had there BEEN a defender with a strength of 0, I would consider that having successfully defended from the -1 attack.
At least, that's how I interpret the rule…
Sometimes you've gotta roll the hard six.
Also own WoW: The Board Game as well as WoW: The Adventure Game.
I'm afraid, regardless of the response I got from FFG, this shows that they will have to address this in a FAQ. The answer would be "3", that even a negative strength attacker can initate a challenge. And not only would he win, but he would get the undefended power bonus.
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Strength cannot be less than 0. Straight from the FAQ
http://fantasyflightgames.com/ffg_content/agotlcg/support/10-11/AGoT-LCG-FAQ_3.4_Low_res.pdf
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