Card Clarifications

[Damoizgod]

Death for lunch states to destroy a dead wizard token and that if no dead wizard tokens are present that you recieve +7 power.

If you are in possession of Dead Ned does death for lunch require you to destroy it? It is not a dead wizard token but it counts as one. I’d assume it would?

 

[miqeym]

Out group plays that if you have dead ned/red… Death for lunch doesn’t give you+7 power but you can use it to destroy dead ned/red…

[Cory Jones]

cards that say they “count” as something are not actually the thing they just “count” as the thing, so the intent was that you would get the +7 (in the above case)

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