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by Jokemeister @LipaBHave you run any playtests using this rule yet? How did they go?
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by LipaB I'm currently in the process of play-testing.What's fun about this variant is that it retains the feeling of peril and unpredictability, yet still manages to reduce the number of Encounters...
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by SanguinousRex ... just place another tile and keep moving?It would be easy enough, you move - sure, you could move next to a monster spawn but the moster would 'spawn' after your movement/activation...
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by shnar You don't have to stop. You can move to an unexplored edge and move away to your hearts delight (assuming you have movement points).The rule for revealing tiles has nothing to do with...
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by SanguinousRex Right but if you don't stop then you don't reveal a tile since those are two different phases. So there is no real point. I'm not arguing the system, I like the system. I love the...
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by zorander Anybody used these advanced rules with Wrath of Ashardalon or Legend of Drizzt? Just wondering if the slight differences in these games caused any issues.
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by kasca Yes. As you state it, it's definitely worth considering.
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by foxfanSanguinousRex wrote:Right but if you don't stop then you don't reveal a tile since those are two different phases. So there is no real point. I'm not arguing the system, I like the system. I...
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by djthree6t You may be interested in checking out Barkam's variant. I haven't played it myself but I've got it printed and waiting in the game box for the next time we pull Ravenloft down. It's got...
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by Jastin Another point. If you could place more than one tile a turn you could burn through the stack and get to the goal tile much faster. This would probably make most of the quests much easier also.
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by ketchupgun You could print on cardstock with a laser printer at a print shop. like 12pt card stock.then spray adhesive the full sheet to a chip board (like the kind of board that in inside the...
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by XehutL But - more rolls means better (or quicker) value's distribution through the time and thus less "all low rolls" / "all high rolls" games.
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by SanguinousRex I had planned a "campaign" of sorts, inviting a few friends. We are planning on meeting once every two weeks and playing 1 or 2 missions, starting with Ravenloft and ending with...
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by SanguinousRex Some people complain that ALL the Drizzt characters are overpowered when compared with the firs 10 characters from Castle Ravenloft & Ashardalon. I can understand that but I don't...
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by Ursus_Major I enjoy it. Therefore, gamers of the awesomest kind enjoy it.
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by foxfan If the new players don't work out, I highly suggest this: Just play 2-player with the one who's willing to give it a go. 2p is great b/c there's far less down time between your turns, the...
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by shnar Don't forget that when you find treasure you can immediately give it to another hero. This may have helped you treasure-less friend...-shnar
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by manukajoe My group hasn't been too interested in this either, only the teenage and younger boys who like the theme. I think the fantasy skirmish theme is not that popular with older gamers. For...
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