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![]() After finishing Hook Mountain Massacre, are we able to choose cards freely from decks B, C, 1, and 2 before starting Fortress of the Stone Giants? This basically mean that we can get cards from current adventure deck - 2 without having to actually obtain them during the runs. Is this even possible/acceptable? ![]()
![]() I'd go with combining your idea with Thrawn's. You have a weather representation for every blessing in the blessing deck and can still recharge the blessing you use on your turn if it coincide with the one on the blessing deck. So let's say the Blessing of the Gods could be a full moon to make it fit perfectly for it's effect when encountering a werewolf. Erastil could be a clear sunny day where hunters are favored for the perfect projectile trajectory when using ranged weapons. I'll leave the rest to your imaginations! Well, that's one amazing idea! I'd definitely would want to play a game like that. We have rain or shine or etc. Now this gives me a lot of ideas! ![]()
![]() As stated in the rules, one can't draw cards unless it's the end of said person's turn. So with Harsk's ability to recharge when other players are having combat checks, there is a possibility where he could start his turn with no cards. With no more cards left on hand, Harsk is at any point not afraid to encounter banes since he suffers no damage even if the rolls are all 1s. At this point, if Harsk gets to defeat a bane, that's no fear encounter! I know if he fails to defeat it, nothing happens except for the blessing deck having 1 blessing lesser. Is this at any point even acceptable? Even Valeros with a STR buff can clubber any monster with his bare hands provided all the remaining characters use a blessing or two. Still! Having to encounter a bane with no side effect is kind of a sneaky move. Any thoughts? ![]()
![]() So basically I was reading a lot of threads here and it clearly said that when Player A encounters, Player A would be the one to roll the checks regardless if Player B is also in Player A's location. Is this right? With that said, what are, if any, the advantages of 2 players forming parties and clearing a location? |