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I remember the first time I heard about Baneslayer Angel (I don't usually bother to follow spoilers, so I find out about powerful cards after everyone starts using them for a few weeks or sometimes months). I asked what it was and Al0ysius said "power creep." I know this has been the trend and...

"We really need a superior method of determining our path. For the moment, right shall do..."

I concur, but I'm kind of okay with it. I'll take a block consisting of words generated by throwing stuff at a keyboard over another stupidly fake Japanese block. If they want to make a new major character named "Yoaglioags" then whatever, but the day they print a card called "Cherry Blossom...

I forget if I can even respond to any of that, but I guess I won't anyway.

I'm glad that they decided to make another expensive creature. I was just thinking to myself, "I've just about run out of things to do with seven mana." :rolleyes:

Blue is an excellent color for use with madness cards. In particular, I would consider Circular Logic, Deep Analysis, Careful Study, Wonder, Aquamoeba, Merfolk Looter, all depending on what the rest of your deck looks like. I mean, you wouldn't want to use all of those, because you're also using...

Throg identifies an Invisibility Ring (once per adventure, its magic can turn the wearer invisible for one turn). Throg identifies an amulet of Charadris (impedes the regeneration abilities of undead monsters near the wearer). While Throg is identifying the items, Kelgar fully heals Carrow and...

Dorgath tries to identify the items, but concludes that he has no clue on the ring and the amulet. He concludes that the jewel is an Energy Jewel that provides power for casting spells, something that no one in the current party could actually use, unfortunately. While Dorgath is busy with...

Madness is broken. Super-duper broken. It should be easy to build a deck that can bash people's heads in using madness. Psychatog was, once upon a time, considered broken by a lot of people. And Psychatog is a very powerful card if used properly. But madness is way more broken than Psychatog. If...

"Might any of you have a preference as to which path we proceed along from here?"

"Now we can finish exploring the rest of this, hopefully rodent-free, cavern."

The instruments appear to be in excellent condition and should indeed be playable. They seem to be unremarkable other than that.

You guys, Rokapoke chose all birds and he won! The dude is some kind of magician or something. He was the first one to respond. I saw that it was all birds and thought, "He must have done that on purpose. Cute, but it will put you behind on points when everyone else is all about the mammals."...

"I have absolutely no malice toward these creatures for the actions of their relatives. However, they would starve to death if left to their own devices. So we are going to euthanize them..."

Well, I may be busy with finals for next few days anyway. Once those are taken care of, I'll post the results of whatever I have, even if it's just Turgy's response (hint: it isn't).

A warning about Coalition Victory: it sucks. No really. It does. I mean, that's okay: playing decks that can successfully use horrible cards is one of the most fun things about this game. Coalition Victory's conditions aren't that difficult to set up. Natural Balance can get the hard part out of...

Right now I only have five responses (although Ransac seems to be missing for now anyway).

Dorgath's search reveals the following items: -A ring. -Boots nearly identical to the ones Dorgath is currently wearing. -A strange jewel. -A sword that looks identical to the one Throg is currently wielding. -A blue, metallic amulet. -A flute. -A lyre. -A lute. -A tambourine. -A hidden cache...

Kelgar blesses Carrow with healing before attempting to cross the bridge. Unfortunately, like Dorgath, Kelgar is unlucky, slipping on the bridge. Carrow darts across and saves Kelgar from plunging to his death. The two of them manage to make it across, but Kelgar sustains some burns in the...

"I think they are now beyond our capacity to scare away, Wilhelm. Perhaps they always were. Now, try not to run off this time..." *Cugel will attempt to investigate the pile of cloth and leather again, sword drawn and ready to skewer anything that might still be hiding in there.*