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Tunnel Lurker
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Darksbane
, Dec 01 2011 04:06 AM | Last updated Dec 01 2011 04:30 AM
Tunnel LurkerType: Character Faction: Yog-Sothoth Cost: 2 Skill: 2 Icons: (T)(T) Game Text: Monster. Forced Response: After Tunnel Lurker commits to a story, each player must discard 1 card from the top of his deck for each other character he has committed. Flavor Text: It shuddered, slithered, and flowed through the tunnel. Teeth without mouths and far too many eyes. An impossibility of terror made flesh. Set: NN Number: 86 Illustrator: Brynn Metheney |
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5 Comments
Does Tunnel Lurker also count as a commited character for the discard effect, i. e. does the owner of Tunnel Lurker has to discard when it is his only commited character?
No, because it says "for each OTHER character". So everybody except the Tunner Lurker.
What happens if you commit Tunnel Lurker to a story, then another character? From my reading of the FAQ re actions, responses, forced responses, and disrupts, forced responses act more like disrupts than responses, so it shouldn't affect the characters committed afterwards, but that seems...wrong to me...
I believe normal (framework action) Story commits generally happen all at once, not in sequence.
A Forced Response that triggers after an event (most do) are higher priority than responses, but otherwise quite similar. So it would happen after resolving the framework action of committing everyone that you chose to commit.
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!