<p>No.</p>

<p>According to <a href="http://www.flyingfrog.net/lastnightonearth/pdf/LNOE_Rulebook_web.pdf" rel="nofollow">the rules</a>:</p>

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  <p>If there are two Zombie Players, each of them has a separate Zombie Pool of 7 Zombies each. One player takes all the Green Zombies, the other all of the Brown Zombies. <strong>Players may never use Zombies from the other player's pool</strong> (only their own color of Zombie).</p>
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Tom77
<p>It wouldn't matter if you could, since you are only allowed to place zombies if you roll <strong>higher</strong> than the number of zombies you personally control.</p>
<p>The <a href="http://www.flyingfrog.net/lastnightonearth/pdf/LNOE_Rulebook_web.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">rules state</a> the following:</p>
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<p><strong>Place Starting Zombies</strong> -  The Zombie Player starts the game with 2d6 Zombies on the board (<strong>or 1d6 each if there are two Zombie Players</strong>). Place the rolled number of Zombies on the board from your Zombie Pool. [...] If there are two Zombie Players, they are only limited in this way by <strong>their own color</strong> of Zombie (that is, the two players may double up Zombies on a Spawning Pit before each pit has a Zombie on it). (page 8)</p>
<p><strong>3) Roll To Spawn New Zombies</strong> - [...] If there are two Zombie players, each of them instead only rolls 1d6, needing to roll over the number of Zombies that <strong>they personally control</strong> on the board. (page 9)</p>
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<p>Since each player starts with 6 zombies of their color, and you need to roll a 1d6 higher than the number you personally control, you cannot roller higher than '6'.</p>

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I beleive the card being asked about allows you to spawn additional zombies without havbing to roll for them
link64
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user1873
<p>With the card "There's too many", in a two zombie player game, can zombie player 1 spawn zombie player 2's zombies if their remaining figures are out or are they forced to move the existing ones already on the board?</p>

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Can the first zombie player spawn the second zombie player's zombies?
OnResolve
# Can the first zombie player spawn the second zombie player's zombies?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-11)

With the card "There's too many", in a two zombie player game, can zombie player 1 spawn zombie player 2's zombies if their remaining figures are out or are they forced to move the existing ones already on the board?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-02-11. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

No.

According to [the rules](http://www.flyingfrog.net/lastnightonearth/pdf/LNOE_Rulebook_web.pdf):

> If there are two Zombie Players, each of them has a separate Zombie Pool of 7 Zombies each. One player takes all the Green Zombies, the other all of the Brown Zombies. **Players may never use Zombies from the other player's pool** (only their own color of Zombie).


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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-01-12. Score: 0

It wouldn't matter if you could, since you are only allowed to place zombies if you roll **higher** than the number of zombies you personally control.

The [rules state](http://www.flyingfrog.net/lastnightonearth/pdf/LNOE_Rulebook_web.pdf) the following:

> **Place Starting Zombies** - The Zombie Player starts the game with 2d6 Zombies on the board (**or 1d6 each if there are two Zombie Players**). Place the rolled number of Zombies on the board from your Zombie Pool. [...] If there are two Zombie Players, they are only limited in this way by **their own color** of Zombie (that is, the two players may double up Zombies on a Spawning Pit before each pit has a Zombie on it). (page 8)
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> **3) Roll To Spawn New Zombies** - [...] If there are two Zombie players, each of them instead only rolls 1d6, needing to roll over the number of Zombies that **they personally control** on the board. (page 9)

Since each player starts with 6 zombies of their color, and you need to roll a 1d6 higher than the number you personally control, you cannot roller higher than '6'.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: I beleive the card being asked about allows you to spawn additional zombies without havbing to roll for them  

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