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This is really cool. Thank you for all your hard work. I do have a suggestion for City Treasure. Settlement base value can be modified by settlement qualities, so it would be great to be able to enter in a base value instead of choosing a settlement size. Magnimar, for example, has a base value of 12,800 according to Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition. I don't see a way to generate treasure for it using this tool.

I agree this is a shortcoming of the game, but I would point out I have already played this game as much as many games I have purchased, and I have not completed Attack on Sandpoint. I expect to get my money's worth.

I have the complete Rise of the Runelords set. I knew Seoni was in the set, but I just realized Harsk is as well. I have two!

Harsk

The few I found are all unavailable.

I created a Google+ Community for the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. I know the game isn't even released yet, but I looked for a Google+ community, and there wasn't one.

Instant sale if the price is reasonable.

Thanks for the link. Very cool. I am tired of painting though, so I prefer pre-painted minis.

I probably don't recall correctly. I was so excited to open it.

Mine were inside the sealed Base Set box which was inside a shipping box which also contained my AP.

I got two in my Adventure Card Game base set pre-order. I saw some posts about GenCon.

One of the developers suggested not adding the promo cards until you start Burnt Offerings. here

I appreciate the feedback. We just allowed it without much discussion. It seemed that since you had access to the cards for original deck construction, you would always have access to them. Now that we are getting the game down, we probably don't need a handicap. I will propose removing this rule.

Is there a rule or guideline for how to handle not having enough copies of cards? Some cards are unique. Suppose I play games with different people and more than one player acquires a unique card. We then decide to play a game together. Who gets the unique card?

My inclination is to roll for it, and the loser has to select a card from the box. Should that card be basic or the same level as the card they replaced?

That sounds right. Thanks for clarifying.

We made a house rule that allows you to select basic boons any time you create your deck.

I see, it is only if you don't defeat him. We were still doing it wrong, because we shuffled him back into his location.

"If any locations are not closed, the villain escapes. If you defeated the villain, count the number of open locations, subtract 1, and retrieve that number of random blessings from the box. Shuffle the villain in with those blessings, then deal 1 card to each open location and shuffle those location decks. If you did not defeat the villain, do the same thing, but retrieve the blessings from the blessings deck instead of from the box."

Really? We distributed blessings from the box. I will have to reread that. I like the penalty for the villain escaping.

I thought it was easier to pick up allies because you are in town. There are more allies to meet and thus easier to pick them up.

You still include the 1 cards after the next adventure set comes out because the Rise of the Runelords adventure path card gives rules for removing them. After Hook Mountain, any B card encountered is removed from the game. At a later point 1 cards are removed. I don't have it in front of me right now. These are part of the adventure path rules on the card.

It is easier to acquire allies. If it was harder, the card would say add +2 to the difficulty instead of +2 to the check.

Page 11:
"Some cards increase or decrease the difficulty of a check; if, for example, a card says that the difficulty is increased by 2, add 2 to the number on the card you encountered; if it says that the difficulty is decreased by 2, subtract 2 from the number."

My PCs shared the journal with Mayor Deverin, so she can suggest they go clear it out.

The freehand work truly makes the miniature. Nice job.