A. Yes.

A. Yes, he can use They Break Through. No, he cannot “Move” the Moon via Beyond One. He also cannot Move a Gate TO the Moon, because there is already a Gate present. He can’t Move Yog-Sothoth to the Moon, but he could Awaken him there, if he had a Spawn of Yog-Sothoth on the Moon.

A. Yes. But the presence of another Enemy Controlled Gate does not increase this reward.

A. Opener gets 2 Power for Yog-Sothoth during the Gather Power Phase. He also gets 1 Doom for having Yog-Sothoth on the Map during the Doom Phase. If he performs a Ritual of Annihilation, he gets 1 point for Yog-Sothoth as a Gate (plus an Elder Sign for Yog-Sothoth as a Great Old One).

As a Gate, Yog-Sothoth can always Summon Monsters into his Area. Unlike other Gates, he can coexist with a normal Gate, and he is never considered to be Abandoned. Cultists do not Control him, nor can they ride him. He cannot be Moved with The Beyond One as if he were a Gate.

A. Yes, because Yog-Sothoth is an Enemy-controlled Gate in the ocean!

A. If Yog-Sothoth is the ONLY Gate in the Area, then yes. If there is another available Gate, then you must replace THAT Gate with Ithaqua instead.

A. Despite this fact, yes, you can Beyond One to Yog-Sothoth’s Area.

A. No. The Invisibility Spellbook states that the Unit “takes no part in the rest of the Battle.” This includes all Post-Battle abilities and effects.

A. Yes. You can cycle Units through your Pool in this way to promote them.

A. Million Favored Ones happens after all the Pains and Kills are applied, so the Spawn first Retreats into a neighboring Area and THEN shatters into multiple Mutants. This also means that if a Spawn is Eliminated by a Pain result because it was surrounded by its opponent, you do not receive the Mutants.

A. Dread Curse is not considered a Battle, despite the fact that Combat dice are rolled. It cannot be combined with Channel Power or any other Pre-Battle, Battle, or Post-Battle effects (such as Regeneration, Necrophagy, or even Madness).

A. The victim selects the targets; you just choose which results apply to which Faction. Thus, if you rolled a Kill and two Pains, you could apply the Kill and a Pain to one Faction, and the remaining Pain to another.

A. After the victim selects which Units are Pained, Opener of the Way selects to which adjacent Area each Unit Retreats. He can include Areas that contain Opener of the Way Units (these Units cannot be Eliminated by being surrounded).

A. No, because that Spellbook requires you to apply the Combat results to particular Factions. In the case of Abhoth, once he is back in play the Filth tokens may be targeted, but as the Zoogs are never under the Control of a particular Faction they can never be targeted.

A. Yes. You can keep re-rolling misses (rolls of one, two or three), paying one Power per re-roll, until you run out of Power or all the dice score results.

A. Yes, because it is not an Action—it is simply an effect that you can apply at any time.

A. You and another player will be tied for most Power, so the previous First Player will make that decision.

A. No, because Yog-Sothoth is not technically a Controlled Gate

A. Yes! For example, if there are 4 Enemy Great Old Ones on the Map andan Opener-Controlled Chaugnar Faugn, then Yog-Sothoth’s Combat would be11 (8 + 3). However, if Opener also Controlled a normal Gate in the sameArea as Yog-Sothoth, you would still only add 3 to your Combat in thatArea, not 6. The ability reads “in an Area,” which means that you onlyget the Combat bonus once per Area, rather than once per Gate.

A. Yes.

A. No. The Gate and Cultist under Cursed Slumber are immune to Enemy abilities.

A. Of course not. He is not your Controlled Gate.

A. Windwalker gets to choose the Gate that is destroyed in the Area (the normal Gate or the Lord’s Shadow). If the choice is between Yog-Sothoth and a Lord’s Shadow, then they must destroy the Lord’s Shadow instead of Yog.

A. This describes any Actions involving Units that finish their turn in the Area, or that do something to the Area itself. For example, Units can Move OUT of the Area for no extra cost. But moving INTO the Area costs an additional Power (not per Unit, just for the entire Move Action). For other examples, if Yellow Sign tried to Desecrate the Area, it would cost one additional Power. If Cthulhu emerged from Submerge in the Ice Age Area, he would pay one additional Power (but not if he left the Area via Submerge). Great Cthulhu’s Devolve is not an Action, so it is still free, though using Dreams would cost him three Power. Black Goat’s Avatar would cost one additional Power as at least one Unit will be ending that Action in that Area (even if the Unit ending up in that Area is not a Black Goat Unit). Opener of the Way’s Units can Promote after Battle and Sleeper can use Death From Below in the Ice Age Area free of cost, as these are not Actions. If Sleeper declares Lethargy while Tsathoggua is in the Ice Age Area, it costs one Power. If you use a multiple-Area Action, such as if you used Mother Hydra’s Zygote, and placed at least one Recruited Cultist there, it would cost an additional Power.

A. If Yog-Sothoth is the only Gate in the Area, then yes. If there is another available Gate, then you must replace THAT Gate with Ithaqua instead.

A. While you could take them back onto your Faction Card, you cannot flip them. The Spellbook states “flip it face down to indicate that it cannot be used again.” This is categorical. It also works this way with Crawling Chaos’ Thousand Forms, which won’t flip over until the following Gather Power Phase.

A. Yes. For example, Windwalker can use Cannibalism to place Wendigos, Opener of the Way can promote Units via Million Favored Ones, and Yellow Sign can place via Desecration attempts. The Servitor of the Outer Gods’ ability only affects normal Summons.

A. Nothing. Like Yog-Sothoth, Bubastis’ Moon Gate is inherent and always present.

A. Azathoth’s special ability is Ongoing and not a Battle ability, so just reduce his Combat by a d6. (Yog-Sothoth can’t use Azathoth’s own curse against him, you cadaverous fool! But because Azathoth is the Blind Idiot God, he can still harm himself somewhat).

A. No. You must Control Gates in all four Areas, not simply Control fourGates among the Citadel Areas, you cheater. In this situation, MovingYog-Sothoth to Citadel 4 would give you the win.

A. No.

A. No. The Glacier is removed from the Gate in this case. If a Gate is Moved to where there is a Glacier, the Glacier immediately pops on topof it.

A. Yes. They Break Through permits you to Summon at Abandoned Gates.

A. Yes, because he is not only a faction Great Old One but also a Gate. You’d also get 1 Power, since he is a Unit.

A. Only if Yog-Sothoth is the only Gate in the Area. Otherwise, Windwalker must destroy the normal Gate.

A. No.

A. Yes to both, but only when it is Awake. He is always considered an enemy Great Old One.