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But what is in the stash - back to the book - to find that some of the item cards are marked "stash" instead of having a point value. So the first turn I move with Thorgar and that activates the waypoint in the next area - which allows each hero who passes it to select three items out of the stash. I did a three hero game - Thorgar, Ariel and Laegon, choosing the law nature for the first two (and archer for the neutral Laegon). It also seemed pretty strange that you would start the game essentially 'naked' - with no equipment (this was quickly fixed, though I did not know it starting out).
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It was fairly clear how to add powers when you "leveled up", but there are not guidelines for the initial selection (which apparently is simply what you like best based on what us available to you). Having a "Read Me First" walkthrough of the first couple of turns would have solved this. The other thing that took me a bit was how to 'create' the starting characters. In addition LOS is taken from area to area, and figures do not block it. As such an attack is an attack - there is no penalty for using a ranged attack into an area with a friendly model, just like there isn't one for using a melee weapon. It is a melee or ranged attack based solely on if the weapon has a range greater than. There are simply weapons with a range - and you attack with them. However on closer review, I realized that I was bringing in other game terms and concepts into this one (something I try to warn my players NOT to do when teaching Kings of War - so shame on me). I also wasn't sure if you could shoot into combat.
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can ranged weapons be used in close combat?)) The answer is yes (pg 22), but I had to do a search of the PDF the next day (looking for "ranged") to find it. I remember seeing something relevant to them, but could not find it again (a good example was whether or not weapons with a or higher range could be used on a target in the same area as the attacker (i.e.
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There were some questions I had through the game that I couldn't find the answers for in the manual while I was playing. Now there is the quick reference which I love and found very handy. It isn't that the rules aren't clear - but at 55 pages there is a lot to attempt to digest at first glance. What this needs is a walkthrough of at least the first few turns. Who season finale) and when I was finally finished it was 1:45 Sunday morning! Assuming I doubled the needed time, it was still almost 2 hours for the first, introductory game (which should be the easiest). Not boring and drawn out - but I started setting up at 10 pm Saturday night (right after the Dr. Even knowing that playing any game for the first time adds significant time to it, it still seemed long. The first thing is that the game is NOT quick. I figure that in order to make this a bit more than just an un-boxing, I should actually give the game a quick try. I look forward to another box in October! You definitely get a LOT of stuff in this - and with so many more cards, tiles and tokens coming, as well as the books. I'm not sure which monsters will actually go in which set until the cards actually come out. These are all the exact same sculpts as the 'standard' models, just another color (you can use these as the ghost versions of your heroes I guess).
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Next in the white box was a bag containing light blue versions of all the hero figures - 19 in all (14 heroes plus 4 companions - and a werewolf - there is no card at all for the werewolf). The bag is big enough so one will hold all the dice, and the other the metal coins! The dice bag is nice, but in the Immortal hero pledge you get a second set of these. Of course the game requires dice - and this one has their own custom 10 siders. I didn't follow the kickstarter nearly as closely as some others, but I remember back when Mantic did Dungeon Saga - everyone lost their minds when they added doors! The base set still comes with the standard punch card doors, but these add ons definitely make the game better (the chests are nice too, and (whether intentional or not) the chest tokens just fit inside the chests - so you can actually put them on the board and just turn them over when you open them. Though if you have more than 1000 crowns and aren't spending any then you are most likely missing the point. I did see someone asking if there were enough to replace all the crowns including those from expansion packs - I figure if you actually run out of these you can always go back to using some of the cardboard tokens. Of course now that I've used them, I rather like them - go figure. One thing that came in the big pledge that I was kind of 'meh' on was metal coins for the crowns - which are currency in the game.
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