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Middle-Earth => Archives of Minas Tirith => Topic started by: JamesCB on October 23, 2020, 10:38:56 AM
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Are allies (Tom Bombadil) considered unbound, or are they neither ring-bound nor unbound?
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I suppose they're unbound, but I'm not sure there's any card that refers to "unbound ally", it should always be "unbound companion".
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I was asking because of Escape. It would give Bombadil enough vitality to cancel at site 9, if you could play it on him.
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Are allies (Tom Bombadil) considered unbound, or are they neither ring-bound nor unbound?
From the CR 4.0:
"unbound
Only companions can be unbound (not
allies or minions)."
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Darn it. That is too bad. Welp, I think that means there is no way to use Tom Bombadil at site 8.
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Think about what counting hobbit allies as "unbound hobbits" would do in an Ent deck.
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Oh yeah... :o that would be something else.
And then I'll exert Filibert Bolger to let Treebeard, GOTF fight.
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I was asking because of Escape. It would give Bombadil enough vitality to cancel at site 9, if you could play it on him.
I just saw this and struck me as odd. Tom is not even a hobbit so who cares if he is unbound :-)
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Imagine the power of Aragorn, Wingfoot too.
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I was asking because of Escape. It would give Bombadil enough vitality to cancel at site 9, if you could play it on him.
I just saw this and struck me as odd. Tom is not even a hobbit so who cares if he is unbound :-)
Whoooooops, I missed that.