Rules FAQ

• You can trigger the reaction even if it is an opponent who has the Summer plot card revealed.

• When power is moved to a character (for instance, by The Starry Sept), that power is not considered to have been gained, so you cannot trigger Godsgrace in such a scenario. (See Moving Power.)

• The 1 power the character gains from Godsgrace is independent from the original power that provided the triggering condition in the first place. For instance, if Ser Edmure Tully is in play, he could react to the original power gain, or he could react to the power gain from Godsgrace. They are separate triggering conditions.

Rules FAQ

• If you remove the only attacking character from the challenge, the challenge resolution still proceeds as normal. It is still possible for the attacking player to use card abilities like Cohollo or Greywater Watch (JS) to add new attackers.

• You can target any character that is currently attacking or defending alone, even if multiple characters were originally declared as attackers or defenders. For instance, if using the ability of Doran Martell (SoD) causes another character to become the only attacker, that character then becomes an eligible target for Nymella's ability.

• You can target your own characters with Nymella's ability.

• The character you remove from the challenge does not stand.

Rules FAQ

• If you won by 10 or more STR and there are fewer than 3 cards in the losing opponent's hand, you discard all of them. They are still considered to have been discarded "at random" for the purposes of card abilities (such as The Gold Price).

Rules FAQ

• The gold you gain will already contribute towards the calculation for dominance that is about to be determined.

• You can trigger the interrupt if you play The Regent's Council. If an opponent plays the event in a challenge against you, you cannot trigger Orton, because you have already lost an challenge during that interrupt window.

Rules FAQ

• Triggering the ability does not make the character participate in the challenge. That means the character cannot be removed from the challenge by card effects that target participating characters (for instance, Shrewd Diplomat). It also means you cannot resolve keywords such as renown, insight, intimidate, or pillage for that character.

• You cannot win a challenge unless you control at least 1 participating character. If your STR total for the challenge is higher than your opponent's but you do not control a participating character, the challenge ends with no winner or loser.

• If attached character is participating in the challenge and also contributing its STR via the attachment at the same time, you still only count its STR once.

• Any card ability that explicitly says a character does not contribute its STR to a challenge takes precedence over any card ability or framework effect that says the opposite. For instance, if attached character also has Traitor to the Crown attached, it will still not contribute its STR during a challenge.

• In a Melee game, you cannot trigger the ability during a challenge in which you are neither the attacking nor the defending player, because there is no "your side".

• See the full FAQ entry on Characters contributing their STR for other clarifications related to this mechanic.