Nobody's Friend/Inner Cunning

[Muzgash]

Inner Cunning:

As a permanent-event, playable on a face-down agent who was brought into play this turn. When the agent is revealed, and if his home site is a Shadow-hold [S] or a Dark-hold [D], the site where he came into play (which is not represented by a card) may legally be any Shadow-hold [S] or a Dark-hold [D]. Discard when the agent is revealed. Alternatively, as a short-event, take any agent who has a home site that is a Shadow-hold [S] or a Dark-hold [D] from your play deck into your hand (reveal it to your opponent and reshuffle your play deck).

Nobody's Friend:

As a permanent-event, playable on a face-down agent who was brought into play this turn. When the agent is revealed, and if his home site is a Border-hold or a Free-hold [F], the site he came into play (which is not represented by a card) may legally be any Border-hold or Free-hold [F]. Discard when the agent is revealed. Alternatively, as a short-event, take any agent who has a home site that is a Free-hold [F] or Border-hold from your play deck into your hand (reveal it to your opponent and reshuffle your deck).

Do these cards actually give an agent additional home sites? My reading of these cards was that they allowed the agent to come into play at additional sites, but those sites are still not among his home sites. However, I've seen several people write about these cards as if the additional sites were home sites. For instance, one trick that I've seen mentioned is to use these cards with To Get You Away to take the imprisoned characters to any / or / . This seems wrong, as I don't see anywhere on these cards that it refers to the additional sites at which the agent is playable as new home sites.

To Get You Away:

Tap an agent at target company's new site. Agent may attack not counting against hazard limit) during the movement/hazard phase. Attacker chooses defending characters. A successful strike doesn't wound the defending character, instead the character is taken prisoner at one of the agent's home site (attacker's choice, regardless of site's location) and the agent returns to the same site. Rescue-attack: Same race as agent-3 strikes with 8 prowess.

[Konrad Klar]

I agree with you here.

[Bandobras Took]

The reverse trick is more common, not to mention legal: use the cards to get the agent to pop up anywhere on the map, and then use To Get You Away to take a character all the way to the other side.

[Muzgash]

That make more sense. Thanks to you both.

[Eyelid]

This was actually covered back in the day by the Net Rep team.
In reply to a question about using Inner Cunning against a Minion player, Rules Digest nb. 557 indicated that

If you are playing against a minion, you cannot use Inner Cunning because it targets an agent. If you want to use Inner Cunning against a hero opponent, it does not create additional home sites, it only allows you to bring the agent into play at sites other then the agent's home site(s).

So you're right, no additional home sites for the Agent.

[Konrad Klar]

I'm not sure whether this ruling is correct as whole.
I do not have an objection to "it does not create additional home sites", but to "If you are playing against a minion, you cannot use Inner Cunning because it targets an agent".

As short-event Nobody's Friend/Inner Cunning does not target anything (player does not specify at declaration which agent will be taken into hand). And there is no rule that says that card/effect that allow a searching for X in deck/pile requires a presence of X in a deck/pile (only then Nobody's Friend/Inner Cunning as short-event would be considered as a card that requires an agent).

[Bandobras Took]

I personally agree with Konrad. See my signature for further details.