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Farwatcher wrote:I may have missed if this has already been mentioned, but I found another missing door in Return of the Witch Lord. Page 24, The Last Gate, the original printing has a door from the first corridor into the room with the 5 skeletons (2 spaces below the iron entrance door), which isn't on the remake map. Without that door, reaching the Witch Queen's chambers are only accessible through the secret door meant for her escape route!
HispaZargon wrote:Rulebook, page 6: Wizard character card picture indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Bastón".
Character card, Dwarf: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Espada Corta".
Character card, Elf: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Espada Corta".
Character card, Wizard: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Bastón".
Kurgan wrote:HispaZargon wrote:Rulebook, page 6: Wizard character card picture indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Bastón".
Character card, Dwarf: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Espada Corta".
Character card, Elf: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Espada Corta".
Character card, Wizard: It indicates by mistake that its starting weapon is "Espada Ancha" instead of "Daga".
Sorry HZ, but just as the slip-up in the Remake edition which allowed the Wizard to use the Hand Axe is now "canon" and means he gets a new cool weapon to strengthen his combat, so too now it is official if you are playing the Spanish version, that the Dwarf and Elf start with Broadswords (hoo-rah!). And the Wizard himself gets to start with a Broadsword instead of the proper "cane."
I guess the only problem with my taking advantage of their errata for my own benefit is that the Wizard can't actually USE his starting Broadsword, so he'll have to make a quick visit to the conceptual Armory in order to sell it for 125 gold coins... which he can immediately cash in for a Staff and an extra dagger!
All kidding aside, well done on spotting these, I look forward to seeing what else is odd or different in these non-English editions!
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