If I have Storm's End (if you win dominance, instead of claiming 1 power for your house, you may claim 1 power each for 2 different Baratheon characters) and Melisandre (claim 1 additional power when you win dominance) both in play, does it mean I claim 4 power total and then divide between 2 (or maybe up to 4?) characters? Or simply I claim 1 power each on 2 characters and then 1 additional on my House?
Melisandre and Storm's End
There are two or three other threads that describes this in detail, but the answer is "3 total power."
Storm's End replaces the way you collect power for winning Dominance. Melisandre is a passive effect activated by winning Dominance. Storm's End does not make you win Dominance twice, so Mel only activates once.
hehe, do you ever get sick of answering the same questions over and over. this to me is the best reason that FFG should upgrade/fix/redesign their search feature for this board. It's impossible to find anything.
Thanks for the response and apologies if this has been addressed to before. To be honest, I didn't take the time to search. My bad.
You wouldn't have found it even if you did search
dh098017 said:
You wouldn't have found it even if you did search
But he would. Search for Melisandre and Storm, and it's right on the first page of the results. The Search function is bad, but it's not *that* bad.
Not a knock on you, Thanos. No one should ever be wary or hesitant when they have questions to ask around here. But the Search function *does* turn up usable results occasionally.
Essentially, apostrophes break the search. "Storm" would produce results, "Storm's" would not.
radiskull said:
Essentially, apostrophes break the search. "Storm" would produce results, "Storm's" would not.
Who would search for a word with an apostrophe? Or for a word with only three letters, for that matter? That way lies suffering and madness. If you search for no more than two keywords consisting of at least four letters each, and refrain from using special characters like apostrophes and the like, the search function works like a charm - often.