That first one seems really strong. Brendan would be able to use it to always summon the stair muncher.

That first one also seems really long; this has to go into the table on the blog sidebar, which is already fairly unreadable as it is. Probably it should have a definition in the ruleset somewhere, and refer to that definition, rather than trying to write the whole thing out. But I agree with Clucky that I’d probably vote against it regardless.

Slithering doesn’t seem as overpowered, but it could do with wording improvements: it’s ambiguous whether a Slithering Denizen can move into a room next to the entrance as a consequence of Roaming, and if it can and does, it would then only be able to move orthogonally whether than being able to move anywhere.

@ais523 rooms next to the entrance are not ordinary & denizens can’t roam or move to them normally, so i don’t see how this wording, which also specifies only ordinary rooms, causes any ambiguity w/ regards to that?

a) you’re right, but b) I assumed you were wrong because there’s a Denizen in Room BA right now. Presumably it got there while the entrance was set to be somewhere else?

It’s still weird that a Slithering Denizen that ends up next to the entrance (due to the entrance moving behind it) can’t move just anywhere from there, though (although I guess that under the current rules, a Denizen that’s sitting on the starting location can’t move at all).

The new effect feels like it’s just going to make murder holes even more murdery

On the other hand, having a few more actually dangerous denizens about instead of just having mobile puissance generators might be good

Not no-vote but I don’t have an opinion. This obvs doesn’t work well with Daywalkers but it doesn’t have to…

cause I feel like its too strong to summon your murder denizen to your murder trap and get like 20 influence from it

Lemon has better murder traps than I do.

Slithering is good, though.

points taken, s/k for the sake of the queue :0