I definitely see it has limited use, but I think that use can be powerful at the same time. We'll see.

Again, since it says "target", it will really only stop them from uncorrupting one particular unit...and even that is dependent upon them having other units the zone to corrupt after. So, unless it's a REALLY important unit, it's not really work it.

It is not an action, that I'm aware of, just like gaining resources in not an action during the kingdom phase. Just play this card during the 0 phase and your opponent will probably choose not to restore anyone since the 'free' restore each turn is during the kingdom phase.

@ wytefang: "It's a solid card though it would be better if it worked on the opening turn Restore players get...which it still might."

Why wouldn't it really? You can play this card during Phase 0, they get to uncorrupt in Phase 1 (IIRC). And CoP lasts until the end of the turn. Only trouble is the "target unit" part. And the non-response playability currently to that free Restore.

Also, just sent this question into James. :)

Swingjunkie, that makes sense but I wonder if they don't actually consider the free uncorruption to be, in fact, an Action.  I'm guessing that maybe they do.

To Rasdsaris, it's still extremely useful for a Corruption-based deck and it's your choice to keep  your deck size between a certain range.  In fun play you can always go higher.  Granted I tend to agree with you that 50-55 is the right range for sheer potency but you could go a bit higher and still have your deck work, imho.

It's a solid card though it would be better if it worked on the opening turn Restore players get...which it still might.

 Absolutely MEH card, you cannot respond to "restoring a unit" at the beggining, there is so many cards more usefull, and only 50-54 card slots in deck... 

TARGET unit. So I have to pick a single unit. If I pick A, they can pick B. I can only target A after they've picked A if uncorrupting once per turn is an action and I can target it in response.

It could have been worded "when a unit is uncorrupted", but it wasn't.

Doesn't say that the beginning of the turn free uncorruption activity has to be an action - the card simply says that when something is restored from being corrupted, 2 other cards become corrupted.  Looks like it works to me.  :)

A really impressive card. The Fourth Waystone is looking very intersting, can't wait when it hits the stores. And two weeks from now is not so far away. I'm waiting :)

Could not find anything about the zones, but it does not look like I can respond to restoring of a corrupted card. According to the rules/FAQ - players may play actions, then restore character, then discard unspent resources and count resources, then players can play actions again. 

The only way I see this working is if I a corrupted character during the action phase, but the player can still decide not to restore the character. In the rules it says the player may restore.

It will however make the player keep the the character corrupted or 2 others become corrupt.

Actually, is your one uncorruption per turn an action? If not, you can't play this in response to it right? In that case, this could be used to help dictate WHICH creature you opponent chooses to uncorrupt.