Xiahou Dun posted:

MVP should be TIG for being and admin hero.

Xiahou Dun posted:

I just realized it’s Master Splinter The God drat Dragon Drake Slayer!

Eeepies posted:

because we rolled really well that game.

Eeepies posted:

Slight clarification, does Crackling Air trigger on each attack on a target 2? I always thought it was one trigger to give +2 atk to both targets.

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Action, Attack Action, Attack, Attack Ability, Attack Effects, Targeted

What do those terms mean?
An action is the top half or bottom half of an ability card (or the full card for monsters), or an item or persistent ability that specifically says it grants an "action". An ability that grants another figure an out-of-turn ability (like move or attack) is not an action unless it says "action".

An attack action is an action that has an attack in it. It constitutes any and all attacks made with that specific action.

An ability is considered an attack ability if it has the word "attack" printed on the card.

An attack is a single attack on a single target that flips over a single attack modifier card. If your attack action is, say, "Attack 3," then there is only one attack in your attack action. If it is "Attack 2, Target 3," then your attack action consists of three separate attacks. If the action contains separate "attack" lines, all are part of the attack action. If the attack is an AoE, all attacks performed as part of the AoE are part of the attack action.

An attack effect is the effect that occurs after the attack. It occurs even if the attack does no damage, including due to the NULL or Curse cards. You must chose whether you will do an effect attached to an attack before you draw a modifier card.

An ability is considered targeted only if it says “Target” or “Attack”

dwarf74 posted:

I have absolutely no objection to the three current players going another round.

dwarf74 posted:

I have absolutely no objection to the three current players going another round.

Xiahou Dun posted:

Uhhhhhhhh.

Was I playing a different game? Why do I smell toast?

Eeepies posted:

Also, what the f is Dark Frenzy, now I regret retiring my own Mindthief before seeing all these.

City Event 38, resolution posted:

Effect: Lose 1 Reputation (current Reputation: 1), Gain 1 Prosperity

Votes so far posted:

- Master Splinter: We are at an empasse between Dark Frenzy and Corrupting Embrace, so please keep the votes coming! Splinter's new Perk is going to be add a rolling STUN modifier.

- Lina Megumin Inverse: our Spellweaver's new Perk is going to be add a +2/FIRE modifier.

- Pikachu : we don't have a winner yet between +1 wound or replace a +0 with a +2 so please keep voting!
- Money Matters: at the moment we only have 1 vote for these things (remember that we are 2 donations away from Prosperity Level 4):
° Splinter should donate (-10g);
° Splinter buy Major Stamina Potion (-30g);
° Spellweaver sell Drakescale Helmet (+25g) and buy Major Stamina Potion (-30g);

Available Scenario Locations posted:

- We have discovered a portal to a mysterious Plane of Elemental Power. We may want to ask Hail for help closing it before something bad happens and brave the Forgotten Crypt (19).

- Or maybe we just want to jump through the portal and see what the Plane of Elemental Power (10) is about?

- We forgot we had somehow found the route to a pictoresque place called the Burning Mountain (82). Vacation time? (this is a Side Scenario)

- We may want to go back down the Mountain and investigate this...voice in the Echo Chamber (24) before leaving.

- We can longer follow the Drake's Request (since we have killed it); so we can't access the Savvas Armory (33) at the moment...but if we were to follow the voice in the Echo Chamber, perhaps?

- We have been helping Jekserah against the Cult, but who's to say we can't spread out our love to every single necromancer in the land? If we want to gather favour with the Cult, we can try to clear up the Decaying Crypt (6) from the masterless undead that currently reside there.

- We can now access the Ancient Cistern (26) and discover what was poisoning the City well, since we have access to Water-Breathing magic!

- If we want to do the same but take the long way to get there, we could venture down into the Deep Ruins (23).

- As suggested, we could also try any Scenario we've unlocked (including ones we've already faced) in Casual Mode. Players can still gain experience and money, loot treasure tiles, complete battle goals, and make progress toward completing their personal quests, but any story text or rewards listed at the end of the scenario are disregarded. Contrary to normal game play, we'll encounter City/Road events in Casual mode as well - to make things easier to manage and display more content. If we pick Casual Mode I'll add something to spice it up.

Road Event 10 posted:

Doctor Spaceman posted:

After the high stress of the last scenario maybe a relaxing trip to 26?

Votes so far posted:

1) Our MVP for Scenario 34 is The modifier deck, as piloted by The Heart of Cards
2) Master Splinter's CARD: after injury time the vote is still tied, so fate will decide! Heads Dark Frenzy, Tails Corrupting Embrace...

3) Pikachu's PERK: +1 wound
4) Splinter and Pikachu should donate to hit prosperity 4. Splinter now has 44 gold and Pikachu 28 gold; they both receive 2 BLESS cards for their piety. Also...

I have added the new items to the Market Pool on the mobile friendly spreadsheet.
5) Spliter will buy one of the newly unlocked Major Stamina Potions (remaining gold: 14).
6) Lina will sell her Drakescale Helmet (+25 gold) and will buy one Major Stamina Potion (remaining gold: 14). The Helmet goes into the Market Pool. Also, Lina can only equip 2 small items at her character level (4/2 = 2), so whoever controls her will have to chose which ones to bring - until she hits level 5.

Town Records posted:

Exciting!

Road Event 10, resolution posted:

Effect: Add City Event 71 to the deck; everyone starts next Scenario with 1 damage.

Scenario 82 - Burning Mountain - Location posted:

After the Scorched Summit, we travel to the other side of the world for our 2020 World on Fire tour.

Toasty!

Scenario 82 - Burning Mountain - Features posted:

These are the details we know about Scenario 82 before starting it:
Links to: nothing!
Requirements: None.
Goal: Sacrifice one artifact or escape with all artifacts.
Tiles in the Scenario:

Map Layout:

Scenario 82 - Burning Mountain - Creatures posted:

These are the stats for this Scenario's creatures:

These are the ability decks for the creatures we've already faced in battle before.
NOTE: these are the "in the box" cards. We normally use the app ones, that automatically make the necessary calculations for us; the various "+1", "-1", etc are to be applied to the base value for that stat on the monster card. So if the base value is "Attack 4", an "Attack -1" ability card would mean that, for that round, the monster has an Attack value of 3.
Earth Demons:

Flame Demons:

Stone Golems:

NOTE: certain monster archetypes share a common deck. The combination of unique stat cards and shared ability decks allows the game to feel even larger than it already is!

Scenario 82 - Burning Mountain - Introduction posted:

Following the Inox trail, you find the remains of their village, burned and collapsed into a crevasse. A dark cloud hangs over the mountain directly behind it. You follow an old stone road, seemingly untouched, as it winds its way up the scorched terrain and ends at a cliff several hundred meters high.

You find a pair of great stone doors, warm to the touch and intricately carved into the side of the mountain. Once inside the doors, you see pools of liquid flame illuminating the room beyond in an eerie, red glow. Charred corpses of Savvas are scattered everywhere. The earth shakes violently and a number of demons turn their gaze toward you.

Eeepies posted:

If that's the case, can i get the right most hex? I can start blasting from there.