Author Topic: Force opponent to withdraw all but one - The Great White Throne (Read 1006 times)

Kor · « **on:** January 13, 2018, 03:52:41 PM »

A few questions about the Great White Throne:

1. Who chooses which evil character remains in battle after the withdraw? The user of Throne? The opponent of Throne?

2. Can you use Throne to force the withdrawal when you are the player controlling the evil characters in a battle?

3. Can Throne be used to end side battles between evil characters?

The Great White Throne

'You may banish an evil card in discard pile to search deck for a Hero. At any time, you may discard an evil card in territory to force opponent to withdraw all but one Evil Character.'

redemption collector 777 · « **Reply #1 on:** January 13, 2018, 05:33:38 PM »

When I read the card special ability on Great white throne it would seem like the opponent would always choose which Evil characters will be withdrawn.

If the player controlling Great white throne gets to choose which ones will be withdrawn , then I would think the ability would be a little too strong.

1. the opponent chooses which ones will be withdrawn

2. Your opponent would choose which Evil characters are withdrawn even if you control the evil characters I believe

3. In a 2 player game for example if there are 3 evil characters in the field of battle ( 1 in the main battle and 2 in a side battle) your opponent can end the side battle by withdrawing both Evil characters that are opposing each other in the side battle if they wanted to.

Either way your opponent will always choose which evil characters are withdrawn (except for one)

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Author Topic: Force opponent to withdraw all but one - The Great White Throne (Read 1006 times)

Kor

Force opponent to withdraw all but one - The Great White Throne

redemption collector 777

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