<p><strong>No</strong></p>

<p>The Witch doesn't get to destroy a district when she is revealed - she skips her turn after taking an action, and only gets to play when (if!) the Warlord is revealed.  By that time, player B has already been revealed to be the Bishop, and is immune to the bewitched Warlord's power.  </p>

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2011-04-07T19:45:09.280Z
Ug, I've been playing differently and I forgot this was the actual rule. Thanks. :)
Gordon Gustafson
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2011-04-07T18:51:56.520Z
2011-04-07T18:51:56.520Z
thesunneversets
<ol>
<li>Player A has the witch and bewitches the Warlord.</li>
<li>Player A chooses to destroy player B's district.</li>
<li>Player B has the Bishop. Can he reveal it to protect himself?</li>
<li>If player B can do this and reveal the bishop, can player C rob the bishop with the thief?</li>
</ol>

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2011-05-21T12:26:06.813Z
is thesunneversets' correct?  If so, it would be helpful to mark his answer as accepted.  You seem to have a large number of answered questions that aren't accepted.
LittleBobbyTables - Au Revoir
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If the Witch steals the power of the warlord and tries to destroy a player's district, are they protected if they have the bishop?
Gordon Gustafson
# If the Witch steals the power of the warlord and tries to destroy a player's district, are they protected if they have the bishop?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-04-07)

1. Player A has the witch and bewitches the Warlord.
2. Player A chooses to destroy player B's district.
3. Player B has the Bishop. Can he reveal it to protect himself?
4. If player B can do this and reveal the bishop, can player C rob the bishop with the thief?

**Tags:** citadels

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: is username_2' correct?  If so, it would be helpful to mark his answer as accepted.  You seem to have a large number of answered questions that aren't accepted.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2011-04-07. Score: 10 | Accepted answer

**No**

The Witch doesn't get to destroy a district when she is revealed - she skips her turn after taking an action, and only gets to play when (if!) the Warlord is revealed. By that time, player B has already been revealed to be the Bishop, and is immune to the bewitched Warlord's power.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Ug, I've been playing differently and I forgot this was the actual rule. Thanks. :)  

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