It missed the sneak attack ability.
Could have given advantage (two dice rolls and take the better one) or double damage (an unblocked creature gets double strike) or something .
How does this work with multiple? Does each one track exile separately? If one is at lever 1 and another is at level 3 then the level 1 Rogues exiles but can't be played? Or would one at level 3 enable all of them?
How does this work with multiple? Does each one track exile separately? If one is at lever 1 and another is at level 3 then the level 1 Rogues exiles but can't be played? Or would one at level 3 enable all of them?
Whenever a card references itself by name it means that specific card, not any card with that name so if you have multiple copies of rogue class then only the cards exiled by the triggered ability of the copies which are at level 3 can be played.
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Spoiler EditorWhat makes a good Rogue? Theft, evasion, and the ability to turn your opponent's strength to your advantage. At least, that's what the card says.
Source: GameSpot
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Could have given advantage (two dice rolls and take the better one) or double damage (an unblocked creature gets double strike) or something .
Whenever a card references itself by name it means that specific card, not any card with that name so if you have multiple copies of rogue class then only the cards exiled by the triggered ability of the copies which are at level 3 can be played.