No

You may choose where the tiles go according to the restrictions laid out in the card. However, are not allowed to peek at the tiles in the area of the stack that you insert those tiles.

No

You must use a cracked straight tile when activating this card.

No

The cost of the Memento Mori card does not have any exceptions.

Yes

Activating a Pathway card does not, itself, prevent Prisoners from spending Nerve as usual.

No

Nice try. No. Spending a Nerve only lets you move again.

No

A prisoner may only activate one Pathway card per turn.

Multiple Prisoners are meant to contribute Nerve to those Pathway cards. The group may decide how to pay it.

Yes

Set the tile aside as usual and draw a card at the end of the turn.

Yes

If there are no other options. It's a particularly tragic way to lose the game.

Yes

But if it happens early in the game, it's extremely unlikely and we recommend starting over.

Yes

It's very difficult, but yes.

Sensing a lack of prey, The Other retreats back to the bottom of the Hollow.

These monsters are unaffected by the Pit Fiend.

No

The Other only moves once per turn from Pit formation.

The Shriek is unaffected.

The Other is unaffected.

They turn into Pits and the Key they held is lost.

Yes

It creates a very difficult situation.

Yes

Any tile with a Key triggers this effect.

Yes

The Other is unaffected.

Reposition it to a space adjacent to the Dirge's Pit.

Yes

It follows the same rules as normal Pits when it does.

If the Dirge can be placed without overlapping the Other, it is still placed. If not, the Dirge does not emerge.

They don't.

The Other is big enough to advance over the Dirge's Pit, and it continues unaffected.

Overlap the Dirge on the next Prisoner in turn order who is currently on the Main Board. If no Prisoners are on the Main Board, the Dirge does not emerge this game.

No

The Prisoners must be able to see each other without any obstruction to be considered adjacent.

The Light Eater it performs its attack (if possible) and then turns into a Pit, forcing the active Prisoner to Fall.

No

Target a different prisoner.

No

Place it as a Pit instead.

No

The Other only moves once per turn from Pit formation.

The Shriek is unaffected.

The Other is unaffected. It is much bigger than a Pathbreaker.

The Pathbreaker attacks the row the prisoner moved from. That prisoner suffers a 3 tile wax penalty and forces them to Fall again as it turns into a Pit.

That prisoner suffers a 3 tile wax penalty and forces them to Fall again as it turns into a Pit. The Pathbreaker then attacks the row the prisoner choose to land in and becomes a Pit.

That prisoner suffers a 3 tile wax penalty and forces them to Fall again as it turns into a Pit. The players choose which direction the Pathbreaker attacks.

Center the Dirge on the next Prisoner in turn order on the Main Board.

Place it onto a connected tile on the Main Board, unless it's the third shriek. Activate the Other if it is the third Shriek.

Take it off the board and set is nearby. Though it's out of play, it still counts towards the next Call to the Other. Discard it after that.

Resolve the effect of The Other, then land the Prisoner. If this space would now be occupied by The Other, take a 3 tile penalty, go lights out and land on the opposite board.

If this occurs on The Main Board, the Prisoner scrambles off the Shriek, but suffers no tile penalty and stays lit. If this occurs in the Hollow, place that Shriek on the Main Board, then draw again.

Place Prisoners into the Hollow in turn order when resolving this effect.

Advance the Other 1 more row on the Main Board so it reaches the opposite end of the board (REMINDER: the Other normally leaves 1 row open at the end of its last movement). Return it to the Hollow at the end of that turn.

It's cosmetic. But some groups may find it helpful to track when the Other is in the Hollow and when it's on the Main Board. It may be called out more deliberately in future expansions.

No

No matter how many Pits are made during a turn by Nerve or by monsters, The Other only advances up the Hollow once per turn. Only Shrieks can cause The Other to move multiple times during a turn.

It moves it the end of the PIT step in the Turn Flow, as soon a Pit on the Main Board is made.

Yes

But they would still take a 3 tile penalty, go Lights Out, and end up on the opposite board.

Yes

If its movement ends in a Wax Eater or any other motion sensitive monster's line of sight that monster activates. HOWEVER, if The Other's movement ends on top of another monster, that monster does not activate.

They return to the Main Board during the FALL step in the Turn Flow. Thus, the Key may be taken if they do not already have one. If they already have a Key, it is even possible to pass a Key to an adjacent Prisoner and collect the one on that tile.

They are removed from the Hollow before the PITS step in the Turn Flow. After the active Prisoner finishes lighting any tiles/ resolving any effects, they land in turn order and reveal tiles in turn order. This is all considered part of the same turn.

They land on a lit space in the lowest available row and, unless it is a Gate, that space must also be unoccupied.

Yes

But only on the sides. The Top and Bottom do not loop.

The Prisoners LOSE if: • All 4 Gate Tiles have been lost. • The Prisoners cannot each collect a Key. • The Prisoners cannot all bring their Keys to a Gate before the darkness isolates them.

Prisoners win by each collecting a Key, then gathering with those keys on one Gate tile.

Yes

Final Flickers

Join Lit Prisoner

When a LIGHTS OUT Prisoner becomes adjacent via a connected Passage to a Prisoner with a lit candle, their candle is automatically relit.

3 per Prisoner

When a monster attack hits Prisoners each one will discard 3 tiles. Each prisoner hit may individually spend a Nerve to Block reducing their 3 down to 2.

yes

If a monster attack hits another monster, the monster will attack in a chain reaction.

no

Monsters can not see past pits. Therefore if you move into a pit from across it or the side the monster will not see movement.

no

Nerve is gained at the very end of your turn, even after discarding a tile for Final Flickers. Therefore it can not be used the same turn it is gained.

Yes

Yes

When on an adjacent tile connected by a passage, prisoners may pass a key to another player.

no

game over

If there are no tiles left in the draw stack when falling you will continue falling forever ending the game in a loss.

it attacks immediate

If a falling player lands on a newly drawn monster it attacks immediately. After the attack scramble onto a new tile and discard the monster.

no

A player who falls will eventually land on a new tile.

yes

The turn after a Prisoner stands on a crumbling tile it will flip into a pit. If the Prisoner stays on it they will fall into the pit that forms.

no

2

Prisoners can have at most 2 Nerve.

no

Paths are too tight for prisoners to share. Only gate tiles can have multiple prisoners.

Discard it

When for any reason any tile is no longer illuminated by any player it gets discarded.

1 space away

Your candle lights one space away from you along any paths out of the tile you are on.

no

The Night Cage is a cage without bars. From one end of the map you can reach the square on the opposite side.

4th prisoner marker

During a 3 player game you will give the 4th prisoner marker to the first player. When its time for the 4th Prisoners turn the player with the marker will take their turn, then pass the token to their left.

On a prisoners first turn they will place their start tile in any unlit space on the board.

Owner

Yes

Make a side pile of 4 ‘T’ tiles, 2 four-way tiles and 2 straight tiles. Add 1 four-way and one T tile if playing with 5. Then shuffle the rest of the tiles filling the tile holder with them. After that shuffle the set aside tiles placing them on top of the stack within the tile holder.

Yes

when playing with 1 - 4 players you will always use 4 prisoners. Only in a 5 player game will the number change to 5 prisoners.

yes

It is highly unrecommended, but you may use any combination of advanced and boss monsters during setup to make for a truly challenging experience.

Yes

As long as you don't already have a key, falling onto a Keeper will result in you obtaining one.

yes

Charging a Keeper from any direction except behind will result in you being hit. You will then go lights out and discard 3 tiles. You do get a key in the process.

Towards you

When placing a Keeper you will always face the mouth towards the prisoner placing it.

no

When playing the Advanced Game you will replace all key tiles with Keepers.

no

Players who have pits created below them by a Pit Fiend fall into those pits before play resumes as normal.

no

Being hit by the Pathless can not be blocked, and will result in you discarding 5 tiles from the stack.

no

Omens are only used as a countdown clock until the 2nd has been revealed summoning the Dirge.

no

No part of the Dirge may be over the edge when placing it.

2

When the 2nd Omen is revealed place it as normal. Then use where you placed it as the anchor point to place the Dirge.

Yes.