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What do "you", "a hero" and "nearby hero" mean on a skill card?

Several experienced players agree; no official ruling.

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"You" is only the card's holder, "a hero" is any hero in the game, "nearby hero" is a hero in the same or adjacent space but not the holder, and "in your space" includes the holder. This is why Kinship cannot be played on its owner and Waybread only helps its own hero.

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