Tewa Wildmane:
Cost: 6
Attack: 0
Health: 0
Tewa Wildmane has +1 ATK and +1 health for each face-down resource you have.

So, here's a question:
If I (like some sort of idiot) played Tewa Wildmane when I had no face-down resource, would it immediatly die? I ask because fatal damage occurs on cards when their health goes down to zero. If I play Tewa with no face-down resources, it's health is at zero, so it should die, correct?

If that is so, and I (hypothetically) had 2 resources remaining after playing him, could I chain his "death" by completing a quest, thus giving him +1 health (and attack), so he won't die?

I ask just because of the rules question, no worries I would never be so stupid as to play him with out first having a bunch of face-down resources.

Tewa Wildmane will be destroyed during PPP (pre-priority processing) if you have no face-down resources.

Well, according to the text you just quoted, Tewa would need to accumulate damage greater than or equal to its health...so technically it would need to take damage first, right?

Well, 0 health would ultimately means it need to receive 0 or more damage. A 0 health character would need to take at least 0 damage for it to be destroyed.

How do you get 0 damage? You don't need to do anything and PPP would just destroy Tewa

Tewa will die upon party invite unless you have a face down resource. It has 0 dmg on it when invited, and 0 = 0, so, if you want to, you can consider it as having taken fatal dmg.

The real concern is that if you have six face up resources then what the hell have you been doing all game!?

hahaha Like I said earlier, this is just hypothetical as I would never be stupid enough to do such a thing, but I've played to turn 7 before with only face-up resources.

That means you either had the greates or the worst hand of all time.....

lol it was pretty awesome!
Turn 1-Grimdron
Turn 2-Guardian Steelhorne
Turn 3-Replace Grimdron with Sarmoth
Turn 4-Mooncloth Robe
Turn 5-Curse of Agony
Turn 6-Fa'tafi
Turn 7-Zy'lah Manslayer

I pulled 5 quests in my opening hand, then randomly pulled 2 more. It pretty much felt like I had pushed the "I Win" button (=