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[markusin]

I think people are correct that the key is to realize that the trashing effect is not supposed to always be a drawback. Still, I think this card is weak, especially when it is so similar to Margrave.

Yeah, it's no Margrave, but I mean come on, Margrave is crazy.

This is the big takeaway for me: Margrave is nuts.

I personally think that the situations where Tragic Hero is good come up often enough that I consider it to be one of the stronger Nocturne cards. It's certainly become one of my favourites.

[ackmondual]

When Tragic Hero triggers, you trash it and gain a treasure, but gaining a treasure is not contingent on trashing.  In other words, the hero didn't need to die!  It truly is a tragedy.

I guess this was an intentional choice by DXV to enable the Necromancer interaction.

I care more about having the best wording than I do about incidental interactions.

[shrug]  Mad props for making Tragic Hero quite thematic with Necromancer!

[Bogoss]

Hello.
I have just one question with the tragic hero and scepter.

I have 5 cards in hand and play a tragic hero.
I draw the 3 cards, have 7 cards in hand and the tragic hero stays in play.
Then I play a scepter and decide to replay the tragic hero.
I have now 9 cards in hand...
I gain a treasure but... Where goes the Scepter ? Stays in play or in the trash ?
Thanks for the answer.

[Chappy7]

Hello.
I have just one question with the tragic hero and scepter.

I have 5 cards in hand and play a tragic hero.
I draw the 3 cards, have 7 cards in hand and the tragic hero stays in play.
Then I play a scepter and decide to replay the tragic hero.
I have now 9 cards in hand...
I gain a treasure but... Where goes the Scepter ? Stays in play or in the trash ?
Thanks for the answer.

Scepter stays in play, Tragic Hero goes to the trash.  Neither card tells you to trash Scepter, only Tragic Hero tells you to trash itself, if a condition is met.