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shadow · 12-24-2008, 11:09 PM

Ok so I noticed a problem with a rule.

I just got the two new scenarios stock up and revenge of the dead. One of them came with the cards "feels no pain" in the text it says play to prevent a zombie from being instantly killed., this however stands against a q&a by jason himself.

Actually, you'll notice that the Cleaver says, ‘instantly’ killed. That means if the Hero rolls a 6 at all, the Zombie is instantly killed and the fight ends immediately. Because it is instant, Zombies do not even get the chance to play cards (may not force a re-roll etc). Cleaver of doom indeed. Just don't get overconfident, I have seen many Heroes charge into a pack of Zombies with a meat cleaver and get torn to pieces.

(Jason C. Hill. Flying Frog Productions - http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/1699034)

So whats the verdict, I assume that feels no pain is the ONLY card that is usable in this situation.

Thanks and merry christmas!

**mqstout** · (This post was last modified: 12-25-2008 12:29 AM by mqstout.)

I never liked the concept of "instantly killed" being "no opportunity to play cards". I never played with it like that. I just use "instantly killed" to mean (a) no wound but death; (b) no doubles needed. The idea that you can't use a card goes against the spirit of everything else. (AKA, I ignore the "official" ruling.)

As such, I use that card for any effect that "kills" a zombie rather than wounds it.

deadrabbit · 12-25-2008, 01:43 AM

ya im geussing it does work. because i think he said that before the card came out.

deadrabbit · 12-25-2008, 01:45 AM

mqstout Wrote:I never liked the concept of "instantly killed" being "no opportunity to play cards". I never played with it like that. I just use "instantly killed" to mean (a) no wound but death; (b) no doubles needed. The idea that you can't use a card goes against the spirit of everything else. (AKA, I ignore the "official" ruling.)

As such, I use that card for any effect that "kills" a zombie rather than wounds it.

i too play it like you... rhyme ... its better that way. plus its the first thing i thought of and we played it like that for a year before i found out about the real ruleing