I disagree. Then indicates the order in which to deal to deal with each effect. It does no convey dependency. The word "then" indicates "time" not "cause". As with the syntax in similar games, cost and effect are usually separated by a comma, while independent effects are separated by a full stop. — Lorkan 1 5/20/16

I agree with mplain per the entry "Then" in the Rules Reference. — Stormborn 307 6/5/16

Unlike in similar games, in AGOT the word "Then" indicates cause, not time. thronesdb.com/rules#The_word_Then — mplain 238 7/20/16

mplain is correct. From the RRG: If the effect text of an ability includes the word “then,” the text preceding the word “then” must be successfully resolved in full (i.e. the game state changes to reflect the intent of the pre-then aspect of the effect in its entirety) before the remainder of the effect described after the word “then” can be resolved. If the pre-then aspect of an effect does successfully resolve in full, the resolution of the post-then aspect of the effect must also attempt to resolve. If the pre-then aspect of an effect does not successfully resolve in full, the post-then aspect does not attempt to resolve." — scantrell24 3398 7/20/16

But i move a charachter card or a charachter? I means, if i have 2 copy of same charachter in dead pile, do i move both? — ram_muai 110 8/19/16

Just move one — adam_geek 467 5/16/17