Hello all - newbie to the game - (played lots of Mythos back in the day tho) and I now have the core game and all the expansions and I find some of the cards a little confusing. Hoping for some clarification. Thanks in advance.
1) Asylum Pack question - the core rulebook shows a conspiracies of chaos and dunwich denizens asylum packs. Do those exist? Are they coming out in the future (I see the summons of the deep ones coming up, but not these?)
2)Syndicate cards -
Richard Finchington III - Forced Response: When a Monster or Creature character comes into play, it loses all (terror) icons until the end of the phase, and it immediately goes insane. So....this effects both players right? And, if a creature has willpower, it does not go insane, right?
Demented Caretaker - Forced Response: After Demented Caretaker comes into play, choose and exhaust a character with skill 4 or higher or sacrifice Demented Caretaker. So....the person who plays this card can exhaust a character played by either player?
Panic - Action Exhaust all characters with skill lower than X. Again...this effects both players, right?
3)Cthulhu cards -
Cthulhu - Forced Response: After a player draws cards during his draw phase, he must sacrifice a character, if able. Does this mean both players will be sacrificing while Cthulhu is in play?
Ravager from the deep: Forced Response: After Ravager from the deep is committed to a story, wound all other characters at that story. First off, this monster seems insanely powerful for its cost. I assume the all other characters means that that he wounds other characters from the same player, right? And second, does his ability only work on characters at the story when he commits? In other words characters who commit after he does aren't affected?
4) Yog-Sothoth
Guardian Elder Thing - While Guardian Elder Thing is committed to a story, it gains: Action: Pay 2 to wound all characters committed to this story. Does it injure itself?
5) Hastur
Victoria's Loft - During the refresh phase, insane characters cannot be restored. Again ...effects both players?
Victoria Glasser - Forced Response: After Victoria Glasser enters play, choose a character. That character goes insane. Again...the active player can choose a character from either player, right? (Same question for Hastur's action)
I think that's it. I apologize if some of these questions seem basic, I just find it confusing when some cards specify you can attack/effect OPPONENT cards but many don't. And some cards seem like they would do just as much harm to you as they would to the opponent.
Thanks again in advance