[V] Morgul Blade
Playable on your Ringwraith or a Ringwraith follower. Instead of making a body check, a non-Wizard character wounded by this Ringwraith receives this card and -1/-1 prowess/body and must make a body check each untap phase. If at a Haven, at the end of his untap phase a character with this card may attempt to remove it (but he may not untap or heal). Make a roll: if this result is greater than 4, discard this card. If a character with this card is eliminated, instead of being removed from play, place immediately under the control of your opponent's Ringwraith. The character is considered a minion, requires no DI to control, and makes his company overt. Cannot be duplicated on a Ringwraith or character.
It's a bit ragged, but I think it could be perfected with some help.
[V suggestion] Morgul Blade
That would also be a neat idea Leon. With this card though, I wanted to simulate the character becoming a wraith and swapping sides. Whether it's actually possible to bend the rules in this way I'm not entirely sure yet, but it's fun to try. I guess a character falling foul of this card could be considered a Ringwraith or Ringwraith follower... or they could just form a minion company at the same site.
- Nerdmeetsyou
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I also would say that he forms new minion company at the same site or joins a company at the same site.
why shouldn't he need mind to be controled?
why shouldn't he need mind to be controled?
- Bandobras Took
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The character would require no influence to control because the lesser wraiths are under the absolute dominion of a Ringwraith:
"They tried to pierce your heart with a Morgul-knife which remains in the wound. If they had succeeded, you would have become like they are, only weaker and under their command. You would have become a wraith under the dominion of the Dark Lord . . ."
I would say that that automatic movement to be with RW's company is a mechanical necessity, otherwise, a character will be killed by CvCC with the party he just left.
"They tried to pierce your heart with a Morgul-knife which remains in the wound. If they had succeeded, you would have become like they are, only weaker and under their command. You would have become a wraith under the dominion of the Dark Lord . . ."
I would say that that automatic movement to be with RW's company is a mechanical necessity, otherwise, a character will be killed by CvCC with the party he just left.