'The Wardstone Legacy' list the location 'Grey Garrison.' The location itself is called 'Gray Garrison.'
Will fix. Stupid identical-meaning homophones.
Or variant methods of spelling the same word pronounced the same way. Now I want to see an accidentally slipped-by "armour" card of some sort.
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Aluminium Armour - B
Light Armour
This card gains the Basic trait if your favoured card type is Armour.
Discard this card to reduce Combat or Fire damage dealt to you by 2.
Bury this card to reduce all damage dealt to you to 0.
Je t'aime mon armour....
Thought I would just add to an old thread instead of creating a new one for a tiny thing that doesn't affect gameplay ....
On the villain Eustoyriax, his name is spelled differently twice in his powers. It is spelled Eustoryiax both times. (Doesn't help with the pronunciation unfortunately.)
On the villain Eustoyriax, his name is spelled differently twice in his powers. It is spelled Eustoryiax both times.
Fixing. Thanks.
And the icon on the top left for that paladin cohort in AD4 (Yaniel) is gold instead of the usual grey to match the rest of the card chrome.
Unless she's actually a barrier in disguise, that is.
And the icon on the top left for that paladin cohort in AD4 (Yaniel) is gold instead of the usual grey to match the rest of the card chrome.
Unless she's actually a barrier in disguise, that is.
That was an interesting enough observation for me to go look at the card. It looks like it is actually the icon coloring for an adventure. So she is really an adventure in and of herself.
You must have Perception: Wisdom +10 to have caught that.
Is the Disrupting Warhammer really supposed to only add your Strength or Melee die? Shouldn't it be using your skill instead?
It should be skill. Will address.
Also, there's inconsistent wording between Abyssal River and Molten Pool's At This Location powers. Both mean exactly the same thing but go about saying it in different ways:
When you would be dealt Combat damage, you are dealt Poison damage instead.
When any character at this location would be dealt Combat damage, that character is dealt Fire damage instead.
Okay, the Eustoyriax thing. I was slightly wrong, thanks to posting without the cards in front of me. The card I was thinking of was the Gauntlet of Ruin scenario card, where his name is spelled "Eustoryiax" twice in the During This Scenario section. Apologies.
Now that I look at the Eustoyriax villain card, however, I found another typo. In his powers, in the last paragraph, his name is spelled "Eustoryriax". (Which, again, doesn't help with pronunciation!)
(I feel like I should also say that part of my job consists of being a proofreader / copy editor, so I do this kind of stuff all the time.)
It's "Eustoyriax." We are aware of the discrepancies.
