I'm assuming this refers to cards like Book of Mazarbul or Earth of Galadriel's Orchard, which (unless you're Gandalf) must be stored at non-MEWH wrote:You do not receive marshalling points for cards stored at non-Wizardhaven sites.
![[-me_ha-]](./images/smilies/me_ha.png "Haven"){kind=small}
sites.I assume it also applies to something like Rescue Prisoners if stored in an improper location.
The questions are as follows:
1) Does this rule examine site type *when stored* or is it constantly checking? If a company leaves a Hidden Haven site, will all MPs from items stored there vanish when Hidden Haven is discarded? What about Isengard, where multiple versions of the site card exist? When none are in play, is it still considered a Wizardhaven? (I lean toward simply checking site type when stored, as it requires less bookkeeping.)
2) Would a card like Messenger of Mordor, which allows storing of cards which must be stored at a haven at sites that are not havens, cause those cards to be considered as stored at a haven?
![[-me_dha-]](./images/smilies/me_dha.png "Dark Haven"){kind=small}
or Barad-dûr. Make a roll (draw a #) adding the Marshaling points (as though they were stored) and corruption points of all items and events played with target minion. All items and storable events played with target minion are then automatically stored (no corruption checks are made). Then, if the result was greater than 15, discard the minion (and all other cards played with him). ![[-me_sh-]](./images/smilies/me_sh.png "Shadow Hold"){kind=small}
, or ![[-me_dh-]](./images/smilies/me_dh.png "Dark Hold"){kind=small}
. Any items and resource events with his company that can be stored at a 
