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So, my play group started Mummy's Mask this past Sunday. And we ran into a small rules quandary. While I felt the rules were perfectly plain, one of the players in my group was insisting that:
I'm of the opinion that in general (baring shenanigans on cards that state other wise) the game function of Examine has nothing to do with Explore action. Can someone please clear this up for me? ![]()
When playing tonight, we can across a question on how to interpret Elemental Bombardment's power. While we all agreed on how we played it... we also all agreed that it seemed WAY too good even for a Adventure 5 Spell. The card as written reads:
So here's the question. Assuming you're in Adventure 5 and have 5 Mythic charges, when you play the spell do you add to your check:
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Character Name: Alain
Character Name: Arueshalae
Character Name: Adowyn
Character Name: Shardra
Redeemed Cards: Ghoul Hide, Soulshear ![]()
I know Theryon already conceded the point; but for anyone else who happens to wander by looking for an answer to this question and want's something more official in terms of support for the consensus opinion I offer the following text from the AD2 Preview Blog (http://paizo.com/paizo/blog/v5748dyo5lhmz?Be-All-That-You-Can-Be-In-Advenn nture-Deck-2): "When you encounter an enemy Army, all characters must face them, no matter where they are. (After all, armies are really big.) Characters must each attempt a different check from among those listed on the card." ![]()
Theryon Stormrune wrote: [EDIT: Remember that Wrath contains blessings for evil deities like Deskari and Baphomet. They're corrupt and invoking blessings from them doesn't always bring good things to everyone.] Actually, I know absolutely nothing about the Pathfinder game world or it's Deities, so had no idea Deksari or Baphomet were Evil. I guess the Cultists should have been a HUGE clue though. Knowing that now, it certainly makes TONS of sense. ![]()
So, over the weekend my playgroup and I noticed a difference in the wording on the Blessing of Deskari , and I'm wanting to make sure we're correctly interpreting it. Every other Blessing, the wording for adding dice to a check reads "Discard this card to add X dice to any check." Sometimes with caveats, but the part of the text that's the focus here is "add X dice to ANY check" We noticed on Deskari, the wording reads "add 1 die to YOUR check" and "add 2 dice plus the scenario’s adventure deck number to YOUR check" Are we correct is interpreting this to mean a Blessing of Deskari can not be played to add dice to another player's check? Example: Player A is attempting a Combat check. Player B CAN NOT play a Blessing of Deskari to assist Player A, as the wording implies that Player B can only play the Blessing of Deskari to add dice to Player B's checks. |