Logan Holt |
The party gets all the allies under this card.
Each character draws an ally that has an adventure deck number of 5 or lower from the box.
Does this mean that characters add the allies under the scenario card like plunder, or is this allowing more than one reward card?
The wording is not completely clear. I am assuming plunder, but I wanted to test other's opinions.
NyteJKL |
For the second part of the reward where:
Each character draws an ally that has an adventure deck number of 5 or lower from the box
Is that supposed to be drawn randomly or does the player get to choose? In 0-4B, it specifically states "random" but then again this reward is worded differently from prior rewards as it specifically states "Adventure Deck 5 or lower" which doesn't really need to be stated since the box should only consist of cards up to AD5
Alifera Venture-Captain, Idaho—Boise |
zeroth_hour |
I'm not convinced that you get to choose. I think it's just an oversight and you're supposed to be given a random ally.
The only guidance is the following (Guide of PFSACG OP, 2.1, p8):
"The procedure for earning scenario rewards (or adventure rewards, or adventure path rewards) follows the standard rules with one exception: When you would be rewarded with a card from the box, you instead take a random card of the same type from your Class Deck box. The card you take cannot have an adventure deck number higher than that of the scenario you completed."
Since the reward was an ally from the box, you still have to take a random ally from your Class Deck box instead.
Tanis should clarify since the wording is super unusual, but since this is the only OP rule that applies, I'm going to say it applies here.
Rebel Song |
I know you said to hold, Vic, but I wanted to point out the specific reward text.
Other scenarios say "each player gains a random weapon or item," indicating that you randomly choose from all of your options from your class deck (in this case, Adventure 5 and below). This scenario specifically states "each player draws an ally that has an adventure deck number of 5 or below from the box." Why word it differently if "each player gains a random ally" was the intention?
Unless "the box" in this case is the base box and not the class deck. Which completely negates my entire previous paragraph. (We played this one last night so we had a fun argument about it).
Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer |
I know you said to hold, Vic, but I wanted to point out the specific reward text.
Other scenarios say "each player gains a random weapon or item," indicating that you randomly choose from all of your options from your class deck (in this case, Adventure 5 and below). This scenario specifically states "each player draws an ally that has an adventure deck number of 5 or below from the box." Why word it differently if "each player gains a random ally" was the intention?
I can't speak for Tanis's intent, but I can speak for templating. We used to say "draw a random X from the box," but since the FAQ entry I linked defined a drawing from the box as random unless a specific card is named, the template is now simply "draw an X from the box." They should be considered equivalent. If we want you to choose, old template or new, we should say "choose."
Unless "the box" in this case is the base box and not the class deck. Which completely negates my entire previous paragraph.
When you would
be rewarded with a card from the box, you instead take a random card of the same type from your Class Deck box.
So as currently worded, that reward is very clearly a random card of the same type from your class deck box.
Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer |