House Stark. Non-Loyal.
Attachment. Cost: 4.

Condition.

Character with printed cost 4 or lower only. Terminal.

Take control of attached character.

Attached character gains the affiliation.

Khasis Lieb
True Steel #102.

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Ward
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Rules FAQ

  • If Ward leaves play, becomes unattached, or gets blanked, its constant ability ceases to apply, and control of the character reverts back to its previous owner (unless another "take control" effect is in force).

  • On the other hand, "take control" effects created by triggered abilities (Take the Black, Yoren, Bronn, Euron Greyjoy, Dagmer Cleftjaw) are independent of the source of the ability, and continue to apply even if the card that generated them leaves play.

  • Taking control of a card does NOT give you control of its attachments or duplicates. They remain attached, but you don't control them. They still provide their passive effects to the attached character (ex: Widow's Wail), but you cannot use their triggered abilities (ex: Ice). You cannot use a dupe to save the Warded character, but the dupe's owner can.

  • You cannot marshal or put into play duplicates of a Warded character - in order to attach a dupe you need to both OWN and CONTROL both the dupe and the card being duped.

  • While you control another player's unique card, that player cannot marshal or put into play another copy of that card.

  • If you control a unique character, or if a unique character is in your dead pile, you cannot take control of your opponent's copy of that unique character. RRG pg 22
When Ward is confiscated. Does the controlled character revert to the original owner in it's current state (ex. Kneeling vs. Standing). — segimi 1
What happens if you Ward an already warded character? — redben 1
@segimi - I believe its current state would be retained. The only reason I can see its state changing is if it left the play area, then returned. — matbel 1
What happens if you attach own attachements on a warded character. Say for example: Player A (Stark) wards Ser Amory Lerch and then attaches Ice. Next plot Player B (Lanni) confiscated Ward and Ser Amory returns to Player B. What happens to the Ice attachement? — DrNovak 1
@DrNovak, if at any time an attachment is no longer legally attached, it falls off and is discarded. For example, Ice requires the Stark affiliation, and Ward grants it. If Ward is no longer there, then Ice is no longer attached to a Stark character, so it is discarded. — scantrell24 3334
Can you play Ward on a card you already control? — WookieSlapper 1
Yes. — scantrell24 3334