Ursula - Deceiver of All
WHAT A DEAL Whenever this character sings a song, you may play that song again from your discard for free, then put it on the bottom of your deck.
- Card type
- Character
- Character Classification
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- Dreamborn
- Sorcerer
- Villain
- Color
- Emerald
- Rarity
- Legendary
- Ink Cost
- 3
- Inkable
- True
- Strength
- 2
- Willpower
- 3
- Lore
- 1
- Abilities
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- Story
- The Little Mermaid
- Artist
- Matthew Robert Davies
Clarifications
- When can I play the additional song using Ursula - Deceiver of All's ability What a Deal?
- When using the What a Deal ability of Ursula - Deceiver of All, you must play the song immediately after you played it the first time. You can't wait until later in the turn.
- The only character in play is my Ursula - Deceiver of All, who currently has 1 damage. If I have Ursula sing Let the Storm Rage On, can I use her What a Deal ability to play it again?
- Yes. When you play Let the Storm Rage On, if there's a character in play you can choose to deal 2 damage to, you must do so. Even if Let the Storm Rage on banishes your Ursula - Deceiver of All, you can still use her What a Deal ability. In this case you won't be able to deal 2 damage to a character, as there aren't any in play, but you still draw a card.
- My Ursula - Deceiver of All sings The Boss is On a Roll. I choose to place 4 cards on top of my deck and 1 card on the bottom. If I use her What a Deal ability to play The Boss is On a Roll again and choose to put 1 more card on the bottom of my deck, where does my copy of The Boss is On a Roll go in relation to the other cards I placed on the bottom of my deck?
- The Boss is On a Roll will be the bottom-most card of your deck, regardless of how many cards you put on the bottom of your deck each time you played it. The card played a second time with Ursula - Deceiver of All's ability What a Deal is placed on the bottom of your deck after its effect has finished.