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iKarith wrote:The Rogue Heir can't use armor, but can sneak right past the enemy, dagger dagger every turn, and has got an unlimited supply of the things in that bandolier only she/he can use. But there's baddies that can one-hit kill the rogue who is even more screwed potentially than the wizard for armor, so … that's a thing.
I think I'm going to enjoy playing the rogue actually.
ljcreeper02 wrote:Are there official rules for when the new characters such as the commander of the guardian knights and the Rogue Heir can be introduced into the game? Also, are they meant to replace one of the original 4 heroes, or does the party jump to 5-6 heroes? My guess is players get to choose which hero they want to quest with, but the hero party stays at 4.
HispaZargon wrote:ljcreeper02 wrote:Are there official rules for when the new characters such as the commander of the guardian knights and the Rogue Heir can be introduced into the game? Also, are they meant to replace one of the original 4 heroes, or does the party jump to 5-6 heroes? My guess is players get to choose which hero they want to quest with, but the hero party stays at 4.
Good question... as far as I know there is no official explanation about it, but I would like to thought the same as you. The intention should be keeping the party with four heroes maximum since quest maps are mostly designed for four heroes.
However, it is also true that Mentor words written in Commander of the Guardian Knights expansion's flyer could also make confusion with these words: "...In the spirit of the mighty warrior Rogar, I call on you as the King's elite guardian knights to rise up against the forces of Dread to protect your fellow heroes and defend the Realm." Moreover, in case of Rogue Heir of Elethorn, its story card indicates the following refering to the rogue elves included there: "...You may be of assistance to those heroes who step forward to lead a counteraatack".
Could those lines mean the party may be larger than four heroes up to six... or even eight with both mini-expansions? Well, I don't have an official answer for that...
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