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"Before the encounter, choose a character at your location to summon and encounter a wrathfusinspawn."

"If undefeated, succeed at a Wisdom or Divine 8 check or move to a random location."

Undefeated Sinspawn, or undefeated Erylium? It wouldn't have occurred to me to ask, except I've just failed the Sinspawn check by 1.

My guess is that it's Erylium being undefeated that causes the move - because it's her card that has the power on it. But I'm not really seeing the point, as the character can just move at the start of their next turn.

Whereas being moved if you fail to defeat the Sinspawn means that Erylium is likely to "evade" the combat. But if that's right, does she just get shuffled back into the location deck she came from?

Magic armour allows you to recharge it when resetting your hand.

Can you recharge it if it's already been buried (I'd have thought not, but you never know)?

Because otherwise this ability simply allows you to "dump" the card back in the bottom of your deck, to hopefully draw something more useful!

Has anyone tried importing Pathfinder ACG to Card Warden (the card game "sandbox" on the iPad)?

I'm *far* too lazy to attempt such a thing, but I suspect that it could be a really neat way to play PACG on the move.

Are there any plans for Paizo - or at least the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game - to have a presence at Europe's largest games event?

Spiel, held in the city of Essen in mid-October, gets about 150,000 visitors through the door each year. It's a pretty broad event - the main focus is on board games, but there's a significant presence of role-playing games (and live action RPGs).

Of course my interest in the topic is personal - it's probably the only way I'm likely to be able to acquire a copy of the "convention promo card", Fire Sneeze. Something like Gencon is out of the question for the vast majority of Europeans, but something like Essen probably isn't out of the question for Paizo (even if it's limited to just one or two of the Paizo staff going over there, and dropping a pile of the cards off at a stand they have some connection with).