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Tribute is a [[Keywords|''trigger'' keyword]] introduced in ''[[The Fall of Argenport]]''. Like {{KeywordHover|Spark}}, it is related to {{KeywordHover|Summon}} but with an additional requirement to take effect. Like Spark, Tribute effects may appear on [[spells]] in addition to [[units]] and [[attachments]]. |
Tribute is a [[Keywords|''trigger'' keyword]] introduced in ''[[The Fall of Argenport]]''. Like {{KeywordHover|Spark}}, it is related to {{KeywordHover|Summon}} but with an additional requirement to take effect. Like Spark, Tribute effects may appear on [[spells]] in addition to [[units]] and [[attachments]]. |
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+ | Tribute was explained in its mechanic reveal announcement by [[Devon Rule]]:<ref name='Mechanic Reveal'>DWD News - [https://www.direwolfdigital.com/news/a-tribute-to-the-fallen/ ''A Tribute to the Fallen''] by [[Devon Rule]] (June 19, 2018)</ref> |
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*Tribute doesn’t care where the unit came from, just that it ended up in your void. It even works when you discard units from your hand or deck. |
*Tribute doesn’t care where the unit came from, just that it ended up in your void. It even works when you discard units from your hand or deck. |
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Revision as of 16:04, 9 July 2018
Tribute:
Cards with Tribute have an additional effect when played if a unit went to your void this turn. This includes units that die or units you discard from your hand and deck.
Tribute is a trigger keyword introduced in The Fall of Argenport. Like Spark, it is related to Summon but with an additional requirement to take effect. Like Spark, Tribute effects may appear on spells in addition to units and attachments.
Tribute was explained in its mechanic reveal announcement by Devon Rule:[1]
- Tribute is active if a unit has gone to your void this turn.
- Tribute doesn’t care where the unit came from, just that it ended up in your void. It even works when you discard units from your hand or deck.
Notes
The Tribute keyword was first seen on the Set 4 spoiler reveal of Kenna, Shaman of the Scale, then described on the Eternal Discord Server.[2]. More details were later given in its mechanic reveal announcement.[1]
Cards with Tribute
See more in the Tribute category page.
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 DWD News - A Tribute to the Fallen by Devon Rule (June 19, 2018)
- ↑ Eternal Card Game Subreddit discussion - Spoiler - Kenna, Shaman of the Scale