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==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
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| | |question = Does "Word of Misery" cause a hero to suffer 1 fatigue for each damage suffered? | ||
| | |answer = No, "Word of Misery" causes a hero to suffer 1 fatigue each time he would suffer any amount of damage. For example, if a hero suffers 3 damage, he would suffer 1 fatigue in addition to the 3 damage he suffered. | ||
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| | |question = If a hero has suffered fatigue equal to his Stamina and is affected by "Word of Misery", would the damage he suffers in place of the fatigue trigger the effect again? | ||
| | |answer = No. | ||
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{{UFAQ | |||
| | |question = Regarding Familiars: According to rules, only 3 effects can affect Characters Treated As Heroes: monster attacks, hero abilities, and Overlord cards that target a hero.<br>What about overlord cards: Word of Misery, Word of Pain, Word of Despair, Diabolic Power? Do they affect something treated like a hero? | ||
| | |answer = Word of Misery, Pain, Despair, all yes. Diabolic Power could be quite devastating to a group of NPCs, but affirmative to that as well. | ||
| | |source = http://boardgamegeek.com/article/11429449#11429449 | ||
| | |reference = {{Developer|Justin}} | ||
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