Squire of the Citadel

Ally. Cost: 1. 0   0   1   1  

Gondor.

Response: After Squire of the Citadel leaves play, add 1 resource to a Gondor hero's resource pool.

As he spoke he struck a small silver gong that stood near his footstool, and at once servants came forward.
The Return of the King
Anna Steinbauer

Printings:
  • ‣ The Blood of Gondor #108
  • ‣ Defenders of Gondor #14
Leadership.

Squire of the Citadel
Reviews

What can be said about these allies. The ultimate chump-blockers, the true graduates from the Snowbourn Academy of Expendable Characters, Valiant Sacrifice's best friends, the look on their eyes is too pure and hopeful for this world so they are doomed to leave it soon and brutally.

Chump-blocking aside they can still be put to good use with the help of Visionary Leadership and Boromir, even though in that case I would have preferred for them to have 0 and 2 Hit Points, to better deal with some treacheries and with archery.

"Snowbourn Academy of Expendable Characters" Lol! I love it! — k_rock 27
Playing this card with Lothíriel basically allows you to print money haha (same as Envoy of Pelagir) — FolcoBoffin 341

A cheap but versatile auto-include ally in a Gondor deck :

Troglo 377
I agree — Sephirath 46

The prime chump-blocker, recouping its cost in the event of its very likely demise. The Gondor trait is another crucial positive here, making Squire of the Citadel often actually quite strong stat-wise for its low cost of 1 with cards like Faramir or Visionary Leadership. It gained further use with the release of cards like Lothíriel or Soldier of Gondor, being a staple in a lot of Gondor and Prince Imrahil decks. This is just a card that will almost never let you down in the right deck and I value such consistency for a very low cost highly.


Rating: 6.5/10


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