Rules FAQ

• You can marshal Dagmer into shadows even if there are multiple copies of him in your dead pile. However, you can only bring him out of shadows if there are no copies in the dead pile.

• Marshaling Dagmer into shadows will not trigger Dragonstone, but it will trigger Caggo Corpsekiller.

Rules FAQ

• Dragonstone can react to any effect that “places” (Banished from the Light), “puts” (Brazen Beast) or “returns” (Clever Feint) a card to shadows. Costs are not effects though, so if a card returns to shadows by paying the cost of an ability (for instance, Starfall Spy), Dragonstone’s reaction cannot be used. It also cannot be used if a card is marshaled into shadows during the marshaling phase.

• The card cannot come out of shadows by any means, whether it is paying its shadow cost or putting it into play by a card effect (like The Queen of Thorns (TMoW)). If the card is an event, it cannot be played from shadows. The card can still be discarded from shadows or returned to hand though.

• Only that specific card is prevented from coming out of shadows. Other cards with the same title are not affected.

• Dragonstone applies a lasting effect that expires when it stands or leaves play. Blanking Dragonstone after it has triggered will not let the player bring that card out of shadows. However, Dragonstone will be forced to stand in the standing phase if its text is still blank then.

Rules FAQ

• Even if there are multiple characters with assault participating in the challenge, Ser Gilbert Farring only gets +1 STR.

• Gilbert’s ability works on attack and defence. A participating character with assault only needs to be present in the challenge, even if no location was actually targeted by assault.

Rules FAQ

• Any location that was targeted by assault will be knelt immediately after you win the challenge, before the reaction window opens.

• Every 2 kneeling locations means Salladhor Saan’s Lyseni gains 1 power if there are at least 2 kneeling locations, 2 power if there are at least 4, and so on.

Because of the ruling below, this is a poorly worded card. If you control no characters, then all of the characters that you control can be said to have the stark affiliation. In mathematics and logic, a vacuous truth is a conditional or universal statement that is true because the antecedent cannot be satisfied. The antecedent is not satisfied, therefore the conclusion is vacuously true.