Search results

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.

It's been long enough that probably no one minds if I say it here: HOUTS was hellbanned. I believe it was Orgg that messaged me telling me that. A hell ban is where the message board keeps letting the person log in and post, but the posts are invisible to the rest of the board (probably admins...

Currently, everyone's battle level is 1. You have to train to increase your battle level. The elf and dwarf can do this at any standard battle training camp. For the other two, it's different, but we'll get to that later. Throg can use any magic items the barbarian can, which would include...

The treasure and victory cards are present in every game. The action card piles can be selected randomly (if I remember correctly, the game box even comes with selector cards that can be shuffled and dealt for this purpose) or chosen by the players or through any method really. The rules don't...

This magical blade is made of a bleached white substance that looks like bone, but is as sharp as steel. Bone Blade: Once per adventure the wielder may trade in all his normal attacks and use this sword to make a single attack that causes normal damage + (1D6 x Battle-level) extra damage. Sell...

I feel guilty for that brokenness but only a little bit. Uh, blame Rokapoke for putting Laboratory/Village/Market all in the same game. After all, I am a combo player (the only other time I've won a game of Dominion was with a Witch-based deck). And like I said, I didn't even realize that I...

Apparently when Spiderman is on vacation, he only gets good rolls. Hmph. :rolleyes:

Round 5 -The Power Phase is 1 for this turn. An Unexpected Event occurs! What will happen next? -Kelgar fails to bless anything. -Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz fully restores his Wounds. -Carrow strikes the mummy, but the monster again manages to shrug off the blow due to its enormous...

To be perfectly honest, I blundered into this loop. But now that I see it, I'm paying attention... There are now very few chances for the loop to be stopped. Re-drawing exactly the cards I discarded to the cellar (astronomically unlikely) would do it. More plausibly (still not likely), drawing...

Pitch everything but the Gold to the Cellar.

Pitch everything but the Gold to the Cellar.

Actually, I was thinking that either you or I should investigate while the rest of the party watches from a distance. It could be a bomb or something. Sophia! What? You don't think he's offended by that, do you? It's a strictly practical consideration...

Play the Village.

Play a Smithy.

Pause for changes from the players. Throg: 14/19 Dorgath: 14/15 Kelgar: 10/14 Carrow: 9/14

-Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz fully heals him. -Kelgar revitalizes himself with his Healing Touch (11/14). -Carrow slices the mummy's belly (4 damage). -Throg drives his sword into the mummy (3 damage). -Throg tries to kick the mummy, but can't get into position for the attack. -The mummy...