Steady-Handed

Steady-Handed

If you succeeded the test by exactly 2 before triggering , you cannot get healed since it requires you to adjust the value up or down by 1 before checking the heal criteria. If you are using the card for horror healing purpose, you need to succeed by either exactly 1 or exactly 3.

5argon · 11339
I wonder about the Granny Orne/Stella interactions... — MrGoldbee · 1493
Another good reason to combine Fine Tuning with this card. — Uffruption · 110

Worry Rock

Worry Rock

I think the "limit" effect on this card should be interpreted as "max" instead. According to the limit and max section of the rule book: Each instance of an ability with such a limit may be initiated X times during the designated period. If a card leaves play and re-enters play during the same period, the card is considered to be bringing a new instance of the ability to the game.

Malcoto · 4
Hmm... but if you're using the ability it's only moving between out-of-play areas, not leaving and re-entering play. Maybe it's supposed to reset if and only if you play it and discard it from play (... technically you'd need to do that twice I suppose) between discarding it from your hand. — Thatwasademo · 58
Yeah it's clearly not a limit. This is just one example of loose templating in Feast of Hemlock Vale. But it can't be a limit just because the first sentence of the rules on limits it ""Limit X per " is a limit that appears on cards that remain in play through the resolution of an ability's effect." — NarkasisBroon · 11

Eyes of Valusia

Eyes of Valusia

How does this interact with cards it’s attached to or has attached to it?

If I have it attached to Dr Horowitz or attach the Raven Quill to it and swap it back and forth, would the raven quill stay on? Would it still stay attached to Dr Horowitz? What if I had both. Would the Blade of Yoth simply slide in over the raven’s quill and beneath Dr Horowitz? To that end, would the Raven Quill need to name both “The Eyes of Valusia” and “The Blade of Yoth” or does it only need to have “The Eyes of Valusia” named?

aleanjir · 169
Sadly, when you swap Eyes of Valusia with Blade of Yoth, you loose all attachments (including Raven Quill. Note that the blade isn't a tome nor a spell, and therefore can't be named on the quill). — Emmental · 142

The Raven Quill

The Raven Quill

Rules Question.

I’ve I’m playing, say, Ursula Downs and I run this and “The Eyes of Valusia” and I name both “Eyes of Valusia” and “The Blade of Yoth,” will the Raven Quill stay attached when I “Swap” them?

aleanjir · 169
According to the rules for attachments the conditions are checked when you play the quill and then never again. So you need the correct name. But if it's attached it should stay attached. — Tharzax · 1
I think that’s a fair interpretation. The problem is that we don’t have a rule for “swap.” In scenarios when locations or enemies change, there is usually an instruction to “leave all cards, tokens, and attachments.” We have to read that into this interaction though, if we want to make a ruling. — Eudaimonea · 5

Fire Axe

Fire Axe

Somewhat worthwhile in Patrice, especially if it's discounted with Down the Rabbit Hole.

Every Patrice player has had a turn where they have too many assets in hand and not enough actions, forcing them to choose between what to play and what they'll lose at the end of the round. Replacing one of your assets with a Fast version lowers the odds of that happening.

The extra icon comes in handy as well, since Patrice will probably draw both copies (potentially even multiple times).

ggiles · 461