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Look, McGill: they have murdered some of our kin and are wearing their skin as armor. Vengeance for the Bovidae family! So these are foot soldiers? I wonder if attacking their feet might render them powerless... Ward attempts to put one of the soldiers in a heel hook. So these are the...

Vampire spider!!!!!!!!!!!!

BOSS FIGHT MUSIC Bat Ambush -A bat ambushes Throg, missing entirely. -A bat ambushes Dorgath, but fails to hit. -A bat ambushes Carrow, but his Elf Helm protects him. -A bat ambushes Carrow, but fails to hit. -A bat ambuses Kelgar, but the priest avoid the attack. -A bat ambushes Kelgar, biting...

Ward, don't! What? You were thinking of eating some evil ox steak. Don't do it. You might turn evil. That is absurd. You wouldn't expect me to turn into an ox, would you? Well, no. But... Ward samples some evil ox steak.

Throg raises his sword, but before he can advance on the ghouls, giant bats drop down on him and giant rats rush past the ghouls. There are now six giant bats and twelve giant rats blocking the Warriors from reaching the ghouls... Note: Throg and Dorgath were leading the way when the party...

Ward continues to assault the evil ox with his bicycle wheel.

Sure.

As you reach the gate, you hear hideous laughter echo throughout the room. A shadowy figure emerges in the far doorway and mutters an incantation, then staggers as a ball of dark smoke hits him in the face. He steps closer and you realize that this is the same man you found trapped here earlier...

LOL at Turgy's ninja edit.

The key that Throg has is the key to the door that the party just came back through. Kelgar speaks up... "That door had two big locks on it, right? And we got two big iron keys: one from the orc shaman before he got away again and one from the chaos warrior. I've got one and Dorgath has the...

Oops, I missed that Mooseman accurately described the way that actions are played. Yeah, they don't go into the discard pile. It had been a while since I played this game before. I did read the rules before we started, but, uh, um, I blame Rokapoke! And hey, I assume that I wasn't the only one...

Market/Festival, etc. do not give Copper cards. They give "coins" like the Copper cards. Bonus purchasing power that has nothing to do with the number of treasure cards in one's deck.

Try to get closer, Sophia. I will attempt to strike it with this bicycle wheel. Yes, Ward. You spoke, and now I shall heed your instruction. Anon already used that pun... And now it's my... Your turn? Yes. Just one blow from that bicycle wheel should leave the evil ox feeling... Tired...

Ward hops on Sophia's back and, bicycle wheel in hand, prepares to block the evil ox from hitting the others with its charge. Oh, you are faster than me? Bullocks! McGill and I have a bovid monopoly going on here, and you aren't going to horn in on it, so we're going to hoove to put you down...

You reach the corridor that brought you to this deep. The door with the skull motif stands wide open before you, revealing the chaos gate, still shielded behind its massive, enchanted door.

It appears to be as trap-free as the first time you went through it.

Throg leads the party through the door. Directly ahead: another secret door (the first one that Dorgath found).

Oh no, I hate evil oxen. They're so bad. Ward will attempt to blind the evil ox with pawn scum. Sophia will rush back to the group and try to defend them if the evil ox charges them.

I played a grand total of four games before this (and won one using Witch/Laboratory), but I guess that makes me a veteran compared to the others? And yeah, I was wondering about the lack of attack cards. In retrospect, it sure made it easier for me to get my Mind's Desire/Tendrils of Agony...

Since Spiderman is gone, I'll assume that Dorgath checks the door for any changes and listens at it. Dorgath listens at the door. There doesn't seem to be anything behind it.