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Bellach’s Scout
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, -- | Last updated Nov 13 2014 07:26 PM
Type: Enemy Encounter Set: Celebrimbor’s Secret Threat Threshold: 40 Threat Strength: 2 Attack: 3 Defense: 2 Hit Points: 4 Mordor. Orc. When Revealed: Either deal 3 damage to the active location, or reveal an additional encounter card. Scour: Place 1 damage on the active location. Shadow: Place 1 damage on the active location. Set: Celebrimbor's Secret Number: 128 Quantity: 4 Illustrator: Florian Devos |
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4 Comments
If there is no active location, am I forced into the second choice?
Yes, this is correct.
The short answer is yes. See here for more discussion on this card and the "either X or Y" construct.
Thanks. I'm actually the same person that asked on BGG. I was desperate for an answer an cross-posted. Again, thanks for replying...