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  2. Posted · Edited by marcoa.ramirez@gmail.com

    Forced Response of Functional Psycopath destroy the character with the lower cost. If I lose Terror struggle and one character is insane, he is uncommit. I must destroy the insane character and destroy another character when characters when uncommit

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    Answer

     

    No a character made insane from a story is not destroyed by Functional Psychopath. The rule book reads, "The player who loses a Terror struggle must immediately choose one of his characters (committed to that story) to go insane, if able. That character is no longer considered to be committed to the story (the character is considered to have fled the scene, gibbering and drooling).” No longer committed is not the same as uncommitting.

     

     

    Any ask?

     

    Now with new FAQ:

     

    Characters are uncommitted from a story when they are removed from the story due to a card effect, the game effect of being sent insane as a result of losing a Terror struggle, when that story is won, or at the end of the Story Phase, after all stories that will initiate have resolved and final player actions for that phase are complet

     

    I love this game. But sometimes I think somebody wish my sanity wasted

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  3. Posted · Edited by marcoa.ramirez@gmail.com

    Spanish community sent to Damon these asks some time ago:

     

     

    One of our main problems is The Claret Knight, a card that appears in everyone's deck as the immunity (as we play it) is brutal, and causes a lot of trouble among our community... Could you explain in detail how it works?

    These are some of the problematic situations we have found:
     

    • 1) What happens when my opponent plays Many Angled Thing and I only control a Claret Knight? In this case the triggered effect targets a player, not a card

      2) If my opponent triggers the Temple of R'lyeh and I have to sacrifice a character, can I choose my Claret Knight?

      3) Some effects don't have a specific target, as in The Plague Stone. Would The Claret Knight be immune to The Plague Stone as well?

    If The Claret Knight is immune to anything that comes after a Bold word:, the only way to get rid of it would be winning a combat struggle or using a card with a passive effect (such as Stygian Eye to take control of it, or Frozen Time to blank its text), is that right?

     

    The answer

     

     

    Indeed, any triggered effect that targets a character cannot target The Claret Knight and any triggered effect that is un-targeted is ignored by The Claret Knight. The only way to directly affect The Claret Knight with card effects is through passives or a triggered effect that creates a lasting condition that alters the game rules in some fashion (for example, a card effect that changes how the Combat struggle is resolved and lets me choose which of my opponent’s characters to wound at a story if I win, rather then him, would let me wound The Clare Knight because that affect is resolving on the Challenge Struggle itself not the character, and by the time the Combat struggle is being resolved that effect has already resolved).
     

    • 1) An effect that forces a player to choose a character to sacrifice is still targeting The Claret Knight (it says who does the choosing, but The Claret Knight is still the thing that would have to be chosen so it would ignore the effect).

      2) An effect that chooses a player and forces them to do something would still be a targeted effect trying to resolve on The Claret Knight which he would then ignore.

      3) Just like with 2, The Claret Knight ignores triggered effects, regardless of how it would try to be applied to him.

    It should be noted that because The Claret Knight would ignores all of the effect, other characters would have to be chosen if at all possible, and if there was no other character to be chosen, the effect still is ignored by The Claret Knight.

    I hope that helps

     

     

    I think word "immunity" is too powerful. It is a pity, and a scar to this game, that some cards are immune to any triggered effect. I think will be better if sacrifice a character o indirect effect could affect Claret Knight

     

    Sectario.

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  4. Posted

    I have a City map in play:

    Type:Support
    Faction:Syndicate
    Cost:1
    Card Text:
    Item.
    Action: Exhaust City Map to search the top 5 cards of your deck for a Tactic event card and add it to your hand. Put the rest of the cards on the bottom of your deck in any order.
    Set:
    Denizens of the Underworld
     
    My opponent have the Prism of Many Views in play
    Prism of Many Views
    Endless Visions
    Type: Support Faction: Yog-Sothoth
    Cost: 2
    Game Text:
    Artifact.
    Each player plays with the top card of their deck faceup.
    Action: Exhaust Prisim of Many Views to discard the top card of a player's deck.
    Flavor Text: "Tampering with the future can be a dangerous thing."
    Set: TTB
    Number: 20
    Illustrator: Shane M. Tyree

     

     

    I search about five card, byt  I think my opponent only can see the first card. It is correct?

  11. Posted · Edited by marcoa.ramirez@gmail.com

    Hi,

     

     

    From the FAQ:

     

    (2.9) Limit 1/Once

    “Limit 1 per...” is a limitation carried by cards whose effects are triggered from out of play. A card of that name can only be triggered 1 time per stated time frame. “Limit once per...” is a limitation carried by cards whose effect are triggered from in play. That card’s effect can only be triggered once per stated time frame. If the effect of the card with either limitation is canceled the limit has still been met for that time frame. 

     

    But Yithian Scout   trigger his hablity out of play. He trigger his hability from discard pile (it is out of play area).  If he go to discard pile, he can trigger his hability again, isn't?

     

     

    (sorry by my wrong english :P)

  12. Posted

    ...which totally sucks, btw. It's way too easy to create an (infinite) loop with her ability if the Tactics card cannot leave the discard. Who thought it was a good idea to give her an ability with the cost of readying her?

     

    I don't like this new ruling. Naomi + Snow Grave is too much overpower. Can banish almost any character and any support card.

  13. Posted

    no, she can't. Because the card can not trigger without leaving the discard pile to do so. So snow graves shuts her ability down.

     

    After the last FAQ, v3.3, she can, It is correct?

     

    New FAQ say:

    When a player plays an event from his discard pile, it does not remain in his discard pile, but rather is placed back in his discard pile after the action is complete. An event card whose effect triggers from the discard pile does not leave the discard pile

     

    The event card not leave the discard pile

  16. Posted

    I play Eidolon over a destroyed opponent's character. Eidolon become a Attachment. But if the character will be insane, ¿what happening? I presume the character return owner's discard pile

     

    It is correct?

    ==========  Neutral  ==========

    Eidolon
    -------
    Type : Event
    Cost : 1
    Subtype :
    Game Text : Response: After a character is destroyed by an opponent's card effect, return that character to play under your control and attach Eidolon to it (counts as an Attachment support card with the text "Attached character loses all icons and gains Invulnerability. No skill checks can resolve at a story at which attached character is committed.").
    Flavor text :
    Illustrator : Rafal Hrynkiewicz
    Collector's Info : The Key and The Gate F41

     

     

  17. Posted

    A little question...

        I play Stygian Eye over a character's opponent. This character haven't willpower or terror icon. I exhaust this character, after I ready it and become insane by Stygian Eye.

     

    The character loose Stigian Eye, and return of its owner. As Response I play the Greatest Fear. My opponent must discart two cards.

     

      It is correct?

     

    ==========  Hastur  ==========

    •Stygian Eye, It Seduces with Promises of Power
    -----------------------------------------------
    Type : Support
    Cost : 2
    Subtype : Attachment. Relic.
    Game Text : Attach to a non-Ancient One character. Take control of attached character. After Stygian Eye leaves play, shuffle it into its owner's deck. Forced Response: After attached character is readied, it goes insane.
    Flavor text :
    Illustrator : Sara Biddle
    Collector's Info : Into Tartarus F96

    ==========  Neutral  ==========

    The Greatest Fear
    -----------------
    Type : Event
    Cost : 1
    Subtype : Disaster. Madness.
    Game Text : Response: After a character goes insane, its controller discards 2 cards at random from his hand. Then, for each event or support card thus discarded, you may place 1 success token on a story.
    Flavor text :
    Illustrator : Oliver Specht
    Collector's Info : Spawn of Madness F20

     

     

     

     

  18. Posted

    Hi Pac_Man3D,

       I am agree with you, The Key and the Gate is a overpower expansión. I am worry about this. You can wound, steal control, bound to hand's owner, go to madness, blank text a character in play.  With Snow Graves can prevent play with her discard pile

     

     But… you do not have tools to play again abilities can be trigger from discard pile.

  19. Posted

    Hi,

      I love tokens.. I have Agency, Cthulhu and Syndicate tokens… but I have never gotten Hadtur tokens. So, I've decided to make myselfs tokens

     

    There tokens are the first :P.

       I show a Agency token as scale, and show two Hastur tokens without painting.

    FichasdeexitoHastur_zpse6af1e3c.jpg

     

    Regards,

  23. Posted

    Hi,

       If you like this combo, you can play it with Tedor Corvin too

     

    Guardian of the Faith
    Type: Character Faction: The Agency
    Cost: 3 Skill: 3 Icon: ©(A)
    Independent.
    Disrupt: Exhaust Teodor Corvin to cancel 1 wound to a character. Then that character gains Invulnerability until the end of the turn.
    With faith as his shield and .45 as his sword, the walls of Corvin's safehouse had never been breached.
    Illustrator: Rhonda Libbey

     

    regards

  24. Posted

    COCLCG said:

     

     The passive is not a replacement effect so technically the Relic leaves play to be returned to hand and the moment it gets there the passive then resolves on the card causing it to be shuffled into the owner's deck.


    This is how a Snow Graves prevents a destroyed or sacrificed relic from being shuffled into the deck, because it must actually hit the discard pile first where its effect then immediately tries to resolve but is halted by Snow Graves conflicting, but absolute, passive effect.

     

    Funny though. Sent this one after the above question and no answer to that one yet……….

     

     

    Then, If a am playing Initiate of Huang Hun with a Snow Graves over opponent's discard… his character don't go to his hand?

  25. Posted

    Hi,

       From Damon Stone

     

     

    Short Answer:
    The immunity prevents effects of that type from targeting AND/OR resolving on that card.

    Long Answer:
    Deranged Diva is a character and her effect is therefore a character ability. She may not use her ability to affect Explorer or Scientist characters with Station Eismette. It doesn't matter that her controller is not the one choosing the characters because it is her effect that causes the other player to target the character. Immunity prevents targeting, in any way, due to that kind of effect. The non-targeted type of effects still could not resolve on a character immune to that type of effect, so even if the targeting issue was true, it would still have no effect on a character with that type of immunity.

    Where the difference matters for this is that the controller of Station Eismitte cannot target his own Explorer or Scientist characters with Deranged Diva's ability, but they must choose someone to target if able. The effect only fizzles if there is no other legal target.

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