This question came up at our last game session. The dragon killed the character that was the target of "Foes Shall Fall". Is the dragon placed off to the side with FSF because it targets the company now or are both the dragon and FSF discarded.Corruption. Playable on a non-Wizard character facing a strike from a Dragon or Drake hazard creature attack. If the strike is defeated, discard this card. If the strike is not defeated, place creature's card with Foes Shall Fall-creature is considered off to the side. Target character's company faces an attack from creature at the start of each movement/hazard phase if creature is playable. Discard associated creature's card if Foes shall Fall is discarded. Discard Foes Shall Fall if attached Dragon or Drake is defeated. If targeted character is a Dwarf, he receives 2 corruption points.
Foes Shall Fall
FSF is played on a character. The Dragon/Drake card is placed with FSF and considered "off to the side". The attacks are faced by all the company of the target's character.JeekElem wrote:This question came up at our last game session. The dragon killed the character that was the target of "Foes Shall Fall". Is the dragon placed off to the side with FSF because it targets the company now or are both the dragon and FSF discarded.Corruption. Playable on a non-Wizard character facing a strike from a Dragon or Drake hazard creature attack. If the strike is defeated, discard this card. If the strike is not defeated, place creature's card with Foes Shall Fall-creature is considered off to the side. Target character's company faces an attack from creature at the start of each movement/hazard phase if creature is playable. Discard associated creature's card if Foes shall Fall is discarded. Discard Foes Shall Fall if attached Dragon or Drake is defeated. If targeted character is a Dwarf, he receives 2 corruption points.
If the character is eliminated, all permanent events played on him are discarded, so everything is discarded.
C'mon, not the Elves of Lindon AGAIN...
