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The Thing in the Depths
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Type: Enemy Encounter Set: The Thing in the Depths Threat Threshold: 50 Threat Strength: 2 Attack: 5 Defense: - Hit Points: 8 Creature. Immune to player card effects. Cannot be engaged. The Thing in the Depths gets +3 hit points per player. Forced: When a Creature enemy is destroyed, deal damage to The Thing in the Depths equal to that enemy’s [Threat]. Set: The Thing in the Depths Number: 49 Quantity: 1 Illustrator: Ãlvaro Calvo Escudero |
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"cannot" over rules everything. So you cannot use any tricks to actually engage this enemy. It's also immune to player card effects, so there is no way to engage this thing directly.
Even if you could, with a "null" value defense, I'd argue you can never hit it, since "null" is not the same as having zero defense.