JarnabyBones

Something important to remember is that the sorrows will NOT travel with Pandora when she is pushed due to Fading Memory. But if you just have her take a single move action at the end of zipping about the field, as long as they have LoS the 'Linked' Sorrows will fly across the field to her side. She just has to take an actual move action and no matter how far she got they will come to her side as long as there is a clear path for them to travel (ie, no blocking terrain, etc.)

Well, my interpretation is this. I think the original intent of Bewitch is what Aldyhide said, to stop a model from cheating fate. Though intent has little to do with it, it's what you can get away with from the wording until there's a clarifying errata. My two cents: Discarding a card directly from your hand to the discard pile, the card never enters directly into play. If the card never enters play, then it was never "played." Alternatively, head shot states "Kill target model unless it's controller discards 2 cards." Bewitch prevents the model itself from using a Control Card, it doesn't prevent the player from using them when questioned directly.

It hasn't been talked about since your initial post, but I think the Waldgeist deserves another look. It's true he really shines when there is a piece of forest terrain around, where he becomes worth every single SS you paid for him, but even without, just take a second look at his stats. A good attack stat, good range, decent defenses (and armor), whats not to like? He's a tough little guy with decent attacks. When paired with Zoraida and when theres a piece of forest terrain down, get him into the fight faster by obeying him into a forest and then obeying him to uproot. Going for defense? Get this guy into the target area with a forest and just try to get him off. When used with Lilith he can use her "Illusionary Forest" to count as forest terrain! A 3" circle of death! Not sure if this helps with this preparation, but saw you were considering a Waldgeist and no one said anything, this is a hugely under-appreciated model!