<p>Generally, when Eldritch Horror refers to duplicate cards, it explicitly refers to the title of the card, not the entirety of the card's contents. Additionally, if a board game replaces a card because of a typo or explanation update, it's recommended to remove the original card entirely for the updated card.</p>

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Howdy_McGee
<p>The rulebook for <a href="https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/43/47/4347db33-4b2d-45a7-bdee-7eb0b6230e4d/eh09_rulebook.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Masks of Nyarlathotep - Prelude Cards - Page 4</a> states</p>
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<p>Four Preludes in this expansion (Beginning of the End, The
Dunwich Horror, Twin Blasphemies of the Black Goat, and
Call of Cthulhu) originally appeared in previous expansions
(Mountains of Madness, Strange Remnants, The Dreamlands,
and Under the Pyramids respectively). If playing with those
expansions, do not include the duplicate Preludes in the
Prelude deck.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>However the <strong>Twin Blasphemies of the Black Goat</strong> Prelude have been corrected according to the Errata. So it's not a duplicate it's a correction and really they should have included this twice.</p>
<p>And <strong>The Dunwich Horror</strong> Prelude had the word <em>Glamour</em> removed. This change was not listed in the Errata. So again not a duplicate.</p>
<blockquote>
<p>After resolving setup, each investigator gains 1 <del>Glamour</del> Spell. Then, if Yog-Sothoth is not the Ancient One, spawn the Dunwich Horror Epic Monster on Arkham.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>What's going on?</p>

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2021-12-18T01:56:16.727Z
I don't quite understand your question here but generally, when referring to duplicates Eldritch Horror means the card title specifically, not necessarily the entirety of the card's contents.
Howdy_McGee
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It's a duplicate in title only, that explains it. Thanks. I'm guessing **Glamour** was removed because MoN doesn't have Glamour spells. Curious that they choose to put a SR logo on the card as this will make it really difficult to put it back in the MoN box post game.
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Duplicate Preludes in Mask of Nyarlathotep differ from original
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# Duplicate Preludes in Mask of Nyarlathotep differ from original

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-12-17)

The rulebook for [Masks of Nyarlathotep - Prelude Cards - Page 4](https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/filer_public/43/47/4347db33-4b2d-45a7-bdee-7eb0b6230e4d/eh09_rulebook.pdf) states

> Four Preludes in this expansion (Beginning of the End, The
> Dunwich Horror, Twin Blasphemies of the Black Goat, and
> Call of Cthulhu) originally appeared in previous expansions
> (Mountains of Madness, Strange Remnants, The Dreamlands,
> and Under the Pyramids respectively). If playing with those
> expansions, do not include the duplicate Preludes in the
> Prelude deck.

However the **Twin Blasphemies of the Black Goat** Prelude have been corrected according to the Errata. So it's not a duplicate it's a correction and really they should have included this twice.

And **The Dunwich Horror** Prelude had the word *Glamour* removed. This change was not listed in the Errata. So again not a duplicate.

> After resolving setup, each investigator gains 1 ~~Glamour~~ Spell. Then, if Yog-Sothoth is not the Ancient One, spawn the Dunwich Horror Epic Monster on Arkham.

What's going on?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I don't quite understand your question here but generally, when referring to duplicates Eldritch Horror means the card title specifically, not necessarily the entirety of the card's contents.  
> **username_0**: It's a duplicate in title only, that explains it. Thanks. I'm guessing **Glamour** was removed because MoN doesn't have Glamour spells. Curious that they choose to put a SR logo on the card as this will make it really difficult to put it back in the MoN box post game.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-12-19. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Generally, when Eldritch Horror refers to duplicate cards, it explicitly refers to the title of the card, not the entirety of the card's contents. Additionally, if a board game replaces a card because of a typo or explanation update, it's recommended to remove the original card entirely for the updated card.


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