Overlapping Light Sources: Flashlight and Bright Token

• Flashlights, Bright tokens, and Dim tokens always override printed light states on the board (p.11).
• If a Zone has a Bright token, all spaces within that Zone are Bright (p.8).
• A Flashlight makes spaces Bright as long as they are within its area of effect and line of sight (p.9).
• Bright spaces immediately Reveal Hidden tokens and the Adversary. Once Revealed, these components remain on the main board even if the space is no longer Bright (p.8, p.9).

If Both a Flashlight and a Bright Token Make a Zone Bright:

• The space is Bright as long as at least one source (Flashlight or Bright token) is present.
• If one source is removed (e.g., the Flashlight at the end of the round), but the Bright token remains, the space continues to be Bright due to the Bright token.
• If the Bright token is removed but the Flashlight remains, the space is still Bright as long as the Flashlight covers it with line of sight.
• Revealed tokens and Adversary figures stay on the main board even if the space later becomes non-Bright (p.8, p.9).

Summary

• Overlapping light sources are redundant: as long as at least one source is present, the space is Bright.
• Order of removal does not matter for already Revealed components: once Revealed, tokens and the Adversary do not return to Hidden status if the space becomes non-Bright.

Source: pages 8, 9, and 11.

Source: Core Rules (pp. 11, 12, 19, 8, 9)