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Btw it's not melee. The three rows symbolize close combat, mid-range, and long range. The sword is just a symbol.
I know that because she's a hero card it doesn't matter all that much, but still I felt she should be ranged, since all her colleagues from the Lodge are.
Gwent doesn't have to make sense to be incredibly fun.
Not a very good card either. Yennefer beats her again.
Djikstra, you are a ♥♥♥♥ spy btw. How is it you and thaler get away with all your sneaking around when it's so well known you 2 are spies that you were included in a card game as such?
Ah never mind.. I guess it's one of those "So do the mom & dad know Stewie is talking right infront of them, or?"