Seriously? Is it really that important that it requires cross-culture shadows and 2 exertions for one activation? And a common card doing that? I think that sort of thing is best left to uncommons. Common cards should be more straightforward so as to introduce players to game mechanics.
It's not supposed to be very good - I can see it being used in limited where (I have a strong suspicion) resistance reducers are very important to have and you'll likely be playing multiculture anyway. It's just built around the
Song of the Shire NtFH cycle which is also common in its original printing. My justification really is that multiculture is a core mechanic of this set, but I can understand what you mean.
For this, I like the title, "Succumb to the Shadow." It makes being corrupted sound more active than just drifting. Also, do you mean spot a "twilight card?"
Your title is certainly better - as I say, most of these names are basically playtest holders. And while I do mean "twilight card", I've been trying out a more flavourful way of saying it by using the term "card in twilight". Do we like it?
Now this is a little overpowered. I'd make it cost only one, but just reveal, thus making that minion on top more playable.
I'd like to keep the foreseeing - it's part of a cycle. What if it exerted the Ring-bearer once? Or only triggered off minions? Or both?
I think it needs rewording. If you want the Shadow player to perform both actions if the condition for the second is met, then it should read: "Each time a companion loses a skirmish, you may foresee 1. If that companion was corrupted, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck. If it is a twilight card, the Ring-bearer puts on the The One Ring until the regroup phase". If you DON'T want him to perform both actions, it should read: "Each time a companion loses a skirmish, you may foresee 1. If that companion was corrupted, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck instead. If it is a twilight card, the Ring-bearer puts on the The One Ring until the regroup phase.
You're probably right about the wording, but actually I think the card I posted is wrong! I was much cleverer than this I think. I do believe the card
should be:
![2 [2]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/2.png)
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Seeking the Ring ![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
Condition • Support Area
Search.To play, spot a
![Wraith [Wraith]](https://lotrtcgdb.com/forums/Smileys/classic/wraith.png)
card in play or in your discard pile.
Each time a companion loses a skirmish, foresee 1.
Each time a corrupted companion loses a skirmish, you may reveal the top card of your draw deck. If that card is in twilight, the Ring-bearer puts on The One Ring until the regroup phase.
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This way the mandatory/optional timing tells you that you can foresee, then reveal.
I'm also not sure the power level is that high - wearing the Ring is essentially a combo strategy as you need stuff like
the Twilight World to really abuse it. It is also one of the block's main themes.
Thranduil