Korshem, Crossroad of Elements

Legendary

Go again

Whenever a hero reveals 1 or more cards, they gain

, or gain 1

, or their next attack this turn gets +1

, or the next action card they defend with this turn gets +1

.

At the beginning of the end phase, if no hero has gained

from an effect and no card controlled by a hero has had

increased this turn, destroy this.

Rulings

From the Tales of Aria release notes

When playing official Flesh and Blood events, refer to the official card text.
You may only have 1 Korshem, Crossroads of the Elements in your deck as it is Legendary. This applies to all formats including booster draft and sealed deck.
You cannot pitch Korshem, Crossroads of the Elements, as it does not have a pitch value.
Korshem, Crossroads of the Elements is an action card. It costs an action point to play it.
Korshem, Crossroads of the Elements is a Landmark. There can only be one Landmark in the arena at any given time. When a Landmark enters the arena while another is in the arena, the previous Landmark is destroyed and put into the graveyard.
A Landmark stays in the arena after it is played. It remains in the arena until it is destroyed.
If a card is revealed as an additional cost to play an attack action card, for example fusion, and the mode selected from Korshem is “their next attack this turn gains +1”, the current attack would not gain +1.
If more than one card is revealed from an additional cost, such as from dual fusion, or from the resolution of an effect, Korshem triggers only once, and only one mode can be chosen.
When 1 or more cards are revealed as an additional cost, Korshem will trigger. When 1 or more cards are revealed as part of the resolution of an effect (from a card, activated ability, or trigger), Korshem will trigger. If a card or activated ability both revealed a card as an additional cost, and again upon resolution, Korshem would trigger twice, once when the cost is paid, and again when the effect resolves.
Gaining from pitching a card does not prevent Korshem from being destroyed at the end of the turn, only gaining , , , or from card effects (such as resolution, triggered, activated, and static abilities) are relevant.

Older rulings (1)

If you have a continuous effect that increases or and then play/defend with a card that the effect applies to, this does not prevent Korshem from being destroyed at the end of the turn. This is because the card comes under your control with the effect applied, and therefore the or has not increased while it was under your control. If the continuous effect becomes active AFTER the card comes under your control, then the or may increase from the effect which would prevent Korshem from being destroyed at the end of the turn.
Changed 2023-04-17
Playing (or defending with) a card that an existing + or + continuous effect applies to counts as that card gaining or (rule 6.2.5: the effect applies as an event). Rule 2.0.3b’s own example: Korshem is not destroyed.

Keyword notes

Go again - Go again allows multiple actions to be played in a turn when usually playing an action with use up your action point, and therefore end your turn. A card with go again gives the controller of that card or activated ability 1 action point when it resolves.

When an action with go again resolves, its controller gains 1 action point.
Multiple instances of go again on the same card or activated ability do not stack. If a card or activated ability has multiple instances of go again when it resolves its controller gains 1 action point only.
If an action with go again does not resolve, its controller does not gain 1 action point.
You cannot reveal a card with no to Belittle. The card must have a value to its power that is 3 or less. (0 is a value)

All keywords

TalentElemental

TypeAction

SubtypesLandmark

Cost1

KeywordsLegendary, Go again

SetsELE

Legal inClassic Constructed, Blitz, Living Legend, Ultimate Pit Fight

ArtistsCarlos Cruchaga

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