by seanmwest
sargonkid wrote:
Airick wrote:
Did a little more digging and found this.
http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/559206/villain-design
Where one of the designers says, "Like any good story, the game needs an explosive end. When you reach the climax of the Adventure, the difficulty needs to ramp up. The Icon of Ravenloft scenario does this by having the players draw additional Encounter Cards."
http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/559206/villain-design
Where one of the designers says, "Like any good story, the game needs an explosive end. When you reach the climax of the Adventure, the difficulty needs to ramp up. The Icon of Ravenloft scenario does this by having the players draw additional Encounter Cards."
Thank you Eric! That definitely ramps up the "evidence" that there should be two encounter cards drawn. We have always played it that way, and until this thread, I had never questioned it.
- SK
I don't think I agree that it necessarily answers the question of one card or two. It's possible he meant drawing two cards. But even if the players are just drawing one every turn they will still "draw additional encounter cards" because normally you wouldn't do that on every turn, just under particular circumstances.