Oh! Well... yes please.
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Continuing our tradition of always picking the cards with issues for the preview blog... Added Poison Bullets to FAQ.
Can't wait for this one. Looks really fun to play with. Especially the Blessing of Alkenstar.
Continuing our tradition of always picking the cards with issues for the preview blog... Added Poison Bullets to FAQ.
When I see something like this I imagine Vic rolling his eyes and hanging his head for a moment before sighing in resignation.
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b(ANGBAN)g?
Does "an effect that increases the difficulty of that check" include effects not from the monster itself, like the Abattoir?
Looks like this deck pushes us into new territory again with some unique boons. Really looking forward to all the different Ammunition cards.
b(ANGBAN)g?
I wouldn't rule it out, but I wouldn't rule it in either.
Continuing our tradition of always picking the cards with issues for the preview blog... Added Poison Bullets to FAQ.
Actually it seems the card is named "Poisoned Bullets", so you may want to de-typo your FAQ Vic.
Just trying to help...
Ammunition looks pretty cool. I hope there are exploding rounds because now I'm really looking forward to saying "High Ex" just before I use them to blow something to pieces.
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Very surprised that the Blessing of Alkenstar doesn't have the Gambling trait.
I'm super excited to try out this deck. I might add Skizza to my "goblins+" group that I'm starting to run through Season of the Runelords... currently it consists of Tup, Ekkie and the Lizardfolk Oracle whose name escapes me at the moment.
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Very surprised that the Blessing of Alkenstar doesn't have the Gambling trait.
I'm super excited to try out this deck. I might add Skizza to my "goblins+" group that I'm starting to run through Season of the Runelords... currently it consists of Tup, Ekkie and the Lizardfolk Oracle whose name escapes me at the moment.
Grazzle. (I don't have an oracle problem.)
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Continuing our tradition of always picking the cards with issues for the preview blog... Added Poison Bullets to FAQ.Actually it seems the card is named "Poisoned Bullets", so you may want to de-typo your FAQ Vic.
Just trying to help...
Gah!
Fixed. Thanks.
Two things.
One, I am *so* playing that rat.
Two, I'm somewhat disappointed there were no McCree references in the preview.
"It's HIGH NOON ..."
One, I am *so* playing that rat.
Skizza is super fun :)
Two, I'm somewhat disappointed there were no McCree references in the preview.
I worked on the Gunslinger deck back in September, so I really didn't have Overwatch on the mind.
Sides, I'm more into Soldier 76. Sprint and team heals, as well as firepower.
For the curious, Angban and Skizza have pawns in the Pathfinder Society Pawn Collection.
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For the curious, Angban and Skizza have pawns in the Pathfinder Society Pawn Collection.
Another reason that collaboration was awesome! A lot of Card Game pawns that I may try to incorporate into the game as a stand in for the character cards.
Besides that, excited to see new things in this! I have not been disappointed with any deck I've played so far, with my favorites being the Alchemist and Goblin decks.
For Alkenstar blessing....why would i add a d4 when i could add a d12? most of the time guaranteeing a success is far more important than aiming for that "under 6" sweet spot for the recharge.
The only other reason I could think of is the few abilities that say things like "if you roll a 4 on a d4, count it as 6" or something.
Precision is a minor theme in the gunslinger. A solo gunslinger or team of gunslingers may want to game their blessings for maximum benefit. Also, sometimes you want to succeed, but overshooting has a cost. This is particularly true in the soon-to-be-released Mummy's Mask.
Of course (it happens each month, after I read one of these blog posts), now I want to subscribe and get the Gunslinger class deck.
Unfortunately, at the moment, the subscription lets you start either with the Goblins or the Warpriest decks. No option to subscribe starting with the Gunslinger.
Precision is a minor theme in the gunslinger.
There's an example of this theme in the last power of the Mysterious Stranger role. Put the blessing on top of your deck *and* recharge a random card from your discard pile? Might be worth lowballing the die you choose, if the odds are already reasonably well in your favor.
Also, sometimes you want to succeed, but overshooting has a cost. This is particularly true in the soon-to-be-released Mummy's Mask.
Lets see. You like scouting? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that. You like using your awesome powers to their fullest? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that. You like opening the box for a brand new Adventure Path? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that: the cards have been replaced with Asps.
You like using your awesome powers to their fullest? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that. You like opening the box for a brand new Adventure Path? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that: the cards have been replaced with Asps.
Whoa - spoilers on the asps. We've got a pool going on the body count, and warning people will ruin it.
That said, those who played the demo at Gen Con got to see this theory in practice. If you defeat a particular enemy by less than 6, you got a random boon. It's pretty similar to recharging the blessing above :)
You like using your awesome powers to their fullest? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that. You like opening the box for a brand new Adventure Path? Too bad, because in Mummy's Mask we'll punish you for that: the cards have been replaced with Asps.Whoa - spoilers on the asps. We've got a pool going on the body count, and warning people will ruin it.
That said, those who played the demo at Gen Con got to see this theory in practice. If you defeat a particular enemy by less than 6, you got a random boon. It's pretty similar to recharging the blessing above :)
So, less 'getting punished', more 'not getting rewarded as much'?
Hey, with all this talk about cards that hurt you when you examine them, I have to point out that it's possible to design a card that actually rewards you for examining it.
Like, rewarding you with 1d4-1 damage? Do we have any characters from Nidal? They'd totally think that's a reward!
Hey, with all this talk about cards that hurt you when you examine them, I have to point out that it's possible to design a card that actually rewards you for examining it.
Love where you are going with the game design. Each set is taking an aspect of game play and stretching it. Can t wait for MM to be available
Also, sometimes you want to succeed, but overshooting has a cost. This is particularly true in the soon-to-be-released Mummy's Mask.
Curious to see how that will impact a 6 players game. Hope it won't too often lead to a player losing one of his five turns (remember WotR?). Anyway, I'll stick to not-this-Mike very good #3 rule: never comment a rule before you actually run into a specific case during play... So we'll see in October.
So, now we're speculating on what these new cards might be that punish you for scouting them.
Presumably, that's because actually finding out what they say might cause them to trigger against us...
Ok, now my head hurts.
Presumably, that's because actually finding out what they say might cause them to trigger against us..
Verily, printing the Explosive Runes barrier before the Trigger mechanic was implemented represents a missed opportunity.
Presumably, that's because actually finding out what they say might cause them to trigger against us..Verily, printing the Explosive Runes barrier before the Trigger mechanic was implemented represents a missed opportunity.
Aha. The old "Faded Explosive Runes" card.
Is anyone else kind of bothered all the bullets shown are metallic cartridges, but all the firearms are early muzzle-loaders? Just me? Ok.
As mentioned, the firearms cover the full breadth of options, including metallic cartridge users like the Revolver and Rifle. There's also a bunch more ammunition than just those two options. ;)
I will concede that some of the ammunition pieces might have been more historically accurate as metal balls instead of rimfire or centerfire cartridges, but I'm _super_ happy with the look all the same. Pathfinder alchemists are a pretty inventive bunch :)
As mentioned, the firearms cover the full breadth of options, including metallic cartridge users like the Revolver and Rifle. There's also a bunch more ammunition than just those two options. ;)
I will concede that some of the ammunition pieces might have been more historically accurate as metal balls instead of rimfire or centerfire cartridges, but I'm _super_ happy with the look all the same. Pathfinder alchemists are a pretty inventive bunch :)
My bad, I completely missed that passage... I retract my pedantic complaint, haha.
Nah, the pedantic comment _was_ appropriate. We just kinda went with rule of cool a bit :)
It still makes more sense than a cutlass being a "finesse" weapon...
