Gegner

Humanoid. Monster. Tiefes Wesen.

Mythos
Fight: 4. Health: 5. Evade: 2.
Damage: 2. Horror: –.

Erzwungen - Nachdem dich Bulle der Tiefen Wesen in einen Kampf verwickelt hat: Wähle 1 Karte von deiner Hand und lege sie ab.

Erzwungen - Nachdem ein Ermittler einen anderen Tiefes Wesen-Gegner an einem beliebigen Ort besiegt hat: Mache Bulle der Tiefen Wesen spielbereit und bewege ihn ein Mal in Richtung des Ortes jenes Ermittlers.

Stephen Somers
Die Innsmouth-Verschwörung #88. Kreaturen aus der Tiefe #1.
Bulle der Tiefen Wesen

FAQs

No faqs yet for this card.

Reviews

So apparently the running theme with Innsmouth's enemies, specifically those with the Deep One trait, is that they do bad stuff when they engage with you. This is not very nice, especially for those of us who enjoy using evasion as a reliable countermeasure. This one compounds that problem by making him creep towards you if there are any Deep Ones you do need to kill. Discarding cards is bad because cards win games, and while it is by choice instead of randomly (thank goodness), this guy will still hit you for a solid 2 damage while you do try to fight him, unless you have the capability to take him out in one round- which is not at all guaranteed, especially in the early scenarios he shows up in. 4 fight is rough. 5 health is a lot- even a full round of attacks with most level 0 weapons, assuming you land every hit, will only just be enough to kill him. And, to top all of that off, this thing DOESN'T HAVE VICTORY. There's only one of him in his set of I believe 6 cards, but still! Having to face this guy more than once is just bad times.

All of that is to say, William Yorick is the perfect countermeasure to Deep One Bull, because of two major reasons. A. Yorick can fight and tank really well. His recursion also makes him hurt less from the discard by engagement (take "Let me handle this!" to make sure it goes to him). But even better than that is B, which stands for Bury Them Deep. Yes, for some reason, Deep One Bull is non-Elite. And sure, that means there's other really strong countermeasures here for the more evade savvy among us. You have Waylay, and Slip Away, and what have you. But honestly? I would just bury this guy as deep as you can.

StyxTBeuford · 12985
Or if you don't have Yorick in your team, put some handcuffs on him. — TheNameWasTaken · 3
Yes, that's the one, I'm sure. Cuff him! — StyxTBeuford · 12985
Usually, the Bulls are not the ones in handcuffs.... — LivefromBenefitSt · 1050
ayyyyyyyy — StyxTBeuford · 12985
Could luke robinson be a counter to this kind of effect? He uses a card as if engaged with enemies but as with zoey's cross and massive enemies there isn't actually a point where he becomes engaged to the enemy — Donel · 13
Luke would work this way. If you’re killing anybody from the dreamlands, this guy is going to stay in place. In very tricky scenarios, you can even move this guy towards you but away from the enemy you killed. — MrGoldbee · 1442
Does the enemy effect trigger when i use an engage action? — Andrej553 · 1
Yes, spending an action to engage an enemy or an enemy engaging you is the same from a rules perspective. — Django · 5063