Blind
This unit considers all unitsUnitUnits fall under 2 categories: party and enemy. These 2 categories, in relation to one another, are referred to as opposing units. to be opposing units. If this unit engagesEngageAdventurers may engage multiple times per turn but are limited by the dice they can roll and fatigue they can gain. You may perform a move action before or after you perform an engage action, but not both., it can only target the strongestStrongestThe opposing unit with the highest HP (not including bonus HP). adjacentAdjacentHexes are adjacent to each other when they share a common edge. Units, overland tokens, chips, or features in adjacent hexes are adjacent to each other. Battle map tiles are adjacent when at least 1 hex on a tile is adjacent to at least 1 on the other tile. unit.
This unit has a range of 1, considers allied units to be targetable, and can only target the strongest adjacent unit. Enemies remove this die after dealing damage.
SourceHow does Blind effect enemy targeting?
When an enemy has the Blind status effect on them, they use their movement to get adjacent to the closest opposing unit (which is all other units) and then attack that unit. For ties, it prioritizes strongest. Even if its chip shows multiple targets, while blind it has only one target.
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