bojerbela;n10186702 said:
Mine was either Eist or Adda, not sure which.
Was really surprised to find leaders, that I do remember.
Having been able to reliably pull the card a few times now, I'm gonna assume that I returned a base level card originally and that's why it wasn't pulled over the Silver. Apologise for the mistake.
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Hi, I'm playing a Skellige/Dimun heavy deck this season. Using Draig Bon-Dhu, Holger Blackhand and and Segdrifa to strengthen my Clan Pirates. I can reliable reach around 20-22 power by the third round.
However when I don't have a priestess of Freya, yet do have a Clan Smuggler, I want to be able to reliably play a Clan Pirate back into the deck and select him with Crach's Leader Power.
I can do this if my highest Silver Sarah is in my hand, who has a base power of 11. Which is equal to the base value of the Clan Pirate, my highest Bronze. But if Sarah is in the deck she is pulled instead, regardless of having a lower power than the Clan Pirate at that point.
Is this intended behaviour? As the Leader card doesn't say anything about base power, and it seems like this would be an intended tactic.
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Hi, I'm playing a Skellige/Dimun heavy deck this season. Using Draig Bon-Dhu, Holger Blackhand and and Segdrifa to strengthen my Clan Pirates. I can reliable reach around 20-22 power by the third round.
However when I don't have a priestess of Freya, yet do have a Clan Smuggler, I want to be able to reliably play a Clan Pirate back into the deck and select him with Crach's Leader Power.
I can do this if my highest Silver Sarah is in my hand, who has a base power of 11. Which is equal to the base value of the Clan Pirate, my highest Bronze. But if Sarah is in the deck she is pulled instead, regardless of having a lower power than the Clan Pirate at that point.
Is this intended behaviour? As the Leader card doesn't say anything about base power, and it seems like this would be an intended tactic.
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OddSockSR;n10232402 said:
Nah, that's alright. I've moved the discussion to a different thread. Anyhow, the following link has a database with all the cards: https://www.gwentdb.com/cards
lightningsky;n10243862 said:
It works by pulling a copy of a Bronze Wild Hunt unit from your deck. Hounds, Riders, Warriors and Drakkars (ships) work with it.
4RM3D;n10178142 said:
Thanks for the prompt reply, but I was actually a bit more concerned about the lack of win stats displayed when some people forfeit in the split second at the end of round 3 before they would lose the game anyway - for some of those people, you do not get to see any of your win stat increases or rewards (though I'm fairly certain you DO still get them). This does not happen all the time - often people forfeiting shortly before the game would give them the loss at Round 3's end I will still see all the stats that come with winning, but not always. I wonder if they think they are somehow getting away with something, shaving that millisecond off before the game would otherwise hand them the loss, b/c some of them seem to have that split-second forfeit / no stat display feature down to a science.
RidiculousName;n10243912 said:
Yes. I know this part but every time I've this and I have pulled no unit from my deck despite having several Wild Hunt units. I tried this by Eredin I tried this by playing it from my hand and nothing. Which is strange because I've ran into opponents who've had no problems using Eredin and spawning it Navigator then summoning hound. I tried this in actual games and it has cost me several games because of it. I tried it in training mode and still no unit.
lightningsky;n10276482 said:
Okay, one more thing I want to make sure before directing you to tech support.
Do you have a Hound (or whatever WH unit you want to pull) already on the board when trying to summon one with the Navigator?
The Navigator needs to target the unit it summons, so playing it without having any eligible WH targets on the board makes the Navigator a mere three-point play.
RidiculousName;n10276512 said:
Ok now I get it. "It works by pulling a copy of a Bronze Wild Hunt unit from your deck." So this is wrong. It should be "Choose a Wild Hunt unit on your side of the board then play a copy of it from your deck." I just watched a video to see how it's actually played. "ALLY" being the keyword.
How exactly does "ALLY" work? Is it on your side of the board? Because Weavess: Incantation says "Strengthen allied Relicts, wherever they are." So I'm assuming there are cards considered "ALLY" without being on your side of the board.