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As they move away from the skull door, the other warriors can hear the noise Carrow mentioned. It's a pounding noise that seems to be coming from right below the trapdoor.

There was a total of 150 gold on the floor. Dorgath and Carrow check the room thoroughly...

Yes, really. Copyright applies to "works." Things like books, songs, movies, paintings, etc. Names or logos used to distinguish the products or services of an individual or corporation do not fall into that category, but can be trademarked. It's a fairly common mistake and no one thinks you're...

-Kelgar blesses himself with Vanquish. Kelgar gains an extra attack this turn. -Carrow drops down the ladder and rushes the skeletons, but they evade his sword. -Throg descends and swings his axe, but aims too high. -Throg lands a perfect kick, crushing a skull. -Throg tries to bite a skeleton...

Oh yeah. Also, you cannot copyright a stage name. That's not how copyright works. Wolflock is thinking of trademark, which still wouldn't apply here anyway. But thanks for digging up this old thread. I thought for a moment that K9Archmage had returned.

I don't really pay attention to Standard. Ordinarily I'd just leave your post alone based on that, but this board has been so dead that I will instead tell you all about red in Legacy. But don't worry, some new card are used there! The only red deck I've played in Legacy lately (as in less than...

Seeing Fact or Fiction (finally) unrestricted in Vintage I think reminds me of what my whole misgiving is with Mental Misstep. The cards have more in common than being blue. A lot of the success of Fact or Fiction was timing. I had some and traded them away to a friend. I remember not being...

Round 2 -The Power Phase is 4 this turn. -Kelgar blesses Carrow with Vanquish. Carrow gets an extra attack. -Carrow rushes toward the skeleton as it reaches the top and swings, but aims too high. -Carrow swings again. The skeleton parries and tries to pull Carrow down into the pit. Dorgath grabs...

Vintage: Makes sense. Legacy: In a way, I don't care. I don't think it needed to be banned, but it was not a card that I was ever going to use because really, I think it's kind of a bad card. Well, maybe not entirely. It's a weird card, and not in a good way. I don't like it and never have...

Dorgath manages to obliterate two skeletons with his axe just before Throg begins pulling him up. The skeletons attack as Dorgath tries to reach the rope ladder, but his armor protects him. One of the skeletons follows Dorgath up the rope ladder. The other four are apparently armed with bows...

It sounds terrible. Either the lyre isn't tuned properly or Throg isn't a very good musician. Also, nothing happens. I'd thought Dorgath had them for some reason, but I looked back and checked. Yes, Throg has those items too. Fixed. Throg correctly deduced that the dragon's warning only...

The walls would very be difficult to scale on their own (more difficult for Dorgath or Kelgar than for Carrow), but Dorgath has a rope and there is a rope ladder on the near side of the pit, so those options should make exiting the pit the way you came feasible. That doesn't mean it's not a...

The floor of this room falls away to a pit with spiked sides and roughly hewn walls covered in dirt. At the far end is a large door held shut with two identical iron locks and covered with magical sigils and runes.

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Dorgath searches the concealed door carefully, detecting no traps. He can't hear anything behind it either. He does discover, however, that this door has a strange lock. It doesn't look like his tools will be able to open this one and the door is too strong and heavy to use brute force...

Amusing that they basically had to introduce a proxy card in order to make their new mechanic work. Aside from that, it does look like an interesting mechanic. None of the individual cards are anything I'd go out of my way to play, though. Er, I meant that none of the double-faced cards look...

Sorry, my computer was overheating and needed a fan replaced, which I couldn't do myself because it's built in the hardest possible place to get to (because HP is insane). I'm back now. No traps are detected, but Dorgath finds a secret door halfway across the hallway.

The door leads into a corridor. At the far end there is a black door with a skull motif inscribed in red paint. Well, red something anyway...

I'm in.

Throg finds no traps. There is a lock, but the door is currently unlocked.