Unhasty + Undisciplined

[sharkey]

Unhasty + Undisciplined... how does this work if the shadow player assigns, lets say Treebeard, to a skirmish? Does the Treebeard still need to allowed to skirmish by an unbound hobbit, therefore causing the hobbit to exert? And what happens if all unbound hobbits are dead/exhausted? Then what?

The unhasty gametext says: To allow treebeard to skirmish, exert and unbound hobbit.  

[Elessar's Socks]

The unhasty keyword goes:

"The Free Peoples player cannot assign a character with this keyword to a skirmish unless it is at its home site (see ally) or when a card allows it do so. Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions."

Shadow player assigns a minion to Treebeard, and that's it.

[sharkey]

Okay, I was looking at Treebeard, Guardian of the Forest game text. Makes sense.

[ket_the_jet]

or when a card allows it do so

Does it specifically say card allows them? I thought it just said, "if a card allows them." It doesn't matter outside of in Dream Card sets making a unbound hobbit that could affect the unhasty keyword.
-wtk

[Imrahil]

I dunno of Undisciplined would even allow Treebeard to be assigned.  His effect prevents him from skirmishing entirely unless the cost is met, I would assume that would prevent any skirmish involving any minion, no matter if they try to assign themselves.  Although, granted, this is a little problematic for gameplay.

[TheJord]

The Comp Rules say

Shadow players may assign any leftover unassigned minions to unhasty companions.

Undisciplined works on unhasty companions

[Elessar's Socks]

The unhasty keyword stops only the FP player from assigning Treebeard to a skirmish. It's not the same as "This companion cannot be assigned to a skirmish."

[Imrahil]

Oops, there goes that idea.  Dang it.

[Thranduil]

or when a card allows it do so

Does it specifically say card allows them? I thought it just said, "if a card allows them." It doesn't matter outside of in Dream Card sets making a unbound hobbit that could affect the unhasty keyword.
-wtk

The current unhasty requires a card to allow you to assign them to skirmishes. You are probably thinking of my dream cards, when I updated the keyword to replace " card" with "Free Peoples card". But the real rules are only.

[Sam, Great Elf Warrior]

or when a card allows it do so

Does it specifically say card allows them? I thought it just said, "if a card allows them." It doesn't matter outside of in Dream Card sets making a unbound hobbit that could affect the unhasty keyword.
-wtk

The current unhasty requires a card to allow you to assign them to skirmishes. You are probably thinking of my dream cards, when I updated the keyword to replace " card" with "Free Peoples card". But the real rules are only.

Yeah, the first unhasty characters were allies, and Decipher didn't want anyone using Horn of Boromir or the like to let them skirmish.

When you think about it, if it just said "if a card allows them" the part about the home site wouldn't make sense, because the only people with home sites are allies, who already can't skirmish except at their home sites or if a card allow them to.