Far-Seeing Eyes

[Cw0rk]

Back in the days, Far-Seeing Eyes received an errata and is now unique.

First question: When did this errata happened?

Second question: If the errata was made during the TT or RotK days, does it still applies if I play FotR block?

[Gil-Estel]

first question: I don't know
second question: I strongly tend to say yes, it still applies. That is how I am accustomed to it, and I got it confirmed by other players as well, allthough I can not deliver any physical evidence that will back me up

[ket_the_jet]

The Errata was made after Mines of Moria came out. Corrected versions appear in the RoTEL starter decks.
-wtk

[Kralik]

That card has so much fun abuse potential... a few months back I built an entire deck around it with Elven allies and even Lorien Elf... but then saw the errata. Alas!

[Elessar's Socks]

Officially errata/clarifications and new rulings apply to previous blocks as well, reason being that later rulebooks/CRDs (which contain these) supersede earlier ones.

[legolas3333]

ok here's a random question, say I've got 2 unique far seeing eyes and 2 non-unique, can i play 1 unique and both non-unique?
not that it matters though.

[ket_the_jet]

No. The card version with 'A' on the bottom right corner (instead of the normal white ) is the most recent version. The errata means that any copy can be played; however, it will have the errata'ed text.
-wtk

[Gil-Estel]

Just play the old version and hope for the best, if your opponent doesn't know the errata, you just ruined the poor dudes day


Me personally would never do this.....