What happens if I resurrect for example Drogon With blood magic ritual? Because each effect of Blood magic ritual is ended by a dot, so it means each effect is separated, isn't it? So the 3 effects are: -Resurection. -Attachment. -Kill attached character is blood magic ritual leaves play. So on Drogon, it would: -Resurect it. -Try to attach to Drogon and fail because of Drogon "no attachment". -Don't kill Drogon because it never was attached to Drogon. Am I right?

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If revealing the top card of your deck the same as searching the top of your deck? So I can use Karhold Rookery to search a bigger number of cards with gates of winterfell?

"Focused offense" prevent from "declaring" defenders, "The Wall" put night's watch character into play "as a defender". My question is: does facused offense prevent popping characters with the wall to defend?

Any official clarification about this one? Because the text sure is confusing.

Can you use "Die for your King" on the character which just have been killed if it is a King to make him go back into your hand?

Does using Ambush from the plains to put a character into play from your hand makes you able to use an "after you play X from your hand" response? In short does using Ambush from the plains the same as "playing" a character from your hand?

As I don't play tournaments, here a quite competitive deck (even if it's quite an headache to play it correctly): 3 Offering to Hekarti 3 Walking Sacrifice 3 Warpstone Excavation 3 Ancient Map 3 Bloodburn Poison 3 Call the Blood 3 Contested Village 3 We Need Your Blood 3 Dark Abyss 3 Har Ganeth 3 Infiltrate! 3 Sacrifice to Khaine 3 Vile Sorceress 3 Frenzied Witch Elf 3 Jezzail Team 3 Seasoned Corsair 3 Sorcerer of Tzeentch The only problem is that it's quite a pain to explain how it should be played,so I'll let you guess, just one thing: to play it properly, you need two offering to hekarti on the table.