[TRAD] Attack on the Sleep Wizard (from Dragão Brasil No.8)

[Pancho]

My preference is dark blue bottom left, but all of them look good with the very nice artwork.

[Drew]

It's very good, it should be added in this sites "Quests" section were we have all the other quests available. by the way I like either purple or dark blue.

[j_dean80]

That is up to drathe to do and he is MIA lately unless the Inn burns down.

[lestodante]

This will be published soon. Hold on.
Just I am very busy during this days.

[The Admiral]

This will be published soon. Hold on.
Just I am very busy during this days.

Looking forward to it, but I will have to use the existing publication. I'm off to France tomorrow where my brother and I will be playing Attack on the Sleep Wizard and Creature Hunt in that order.

[Pancho]

Did you get to play these quests Admiral?

I just had the idea how to make this pack harder for the Heroes (the quests seem a bit easy to me, with some suggesting that they could even be solo quests).

What if the 3 quests are played one after another without recovery of health or spells? There's nothing in the text to suggest the quests take place in different locations, and it makes sense logically to put all of it in Lengrati's fortress. So the Heroes are fighting through one big triple-quest.

[lestodante]

What if the 3 quests are played one after another without recovery of health or spells? There's nothing in the text to suggest the quests take place in different locations, and it makes sense logically to put all of it in Lengrati's fortress. So the Heroes are fighting through one big triple-quest.

I like this idea, I can mention it in notes... some kind of Easy or Hard level and player can chose how to play the 3 quests.

[lestodante]

Artifact cards are here:
DOWNLOAD
Print both side of the paper then cut from the black/white side to avoid mistakes with the white border of the front.
Paper size is A4.

[The Admiral]

Did you get to play these quests Admiral?

I just had the idea how to make this pack harder for the Heroes (the quests seem a bit easy to me, with some suggesting that they could even be solo quests).

What if the 3 quests are played one after another without recovery of health or spells? There's nothing in the text to suggest the quests take place in different locations, and it makes sense logically to put all of it in Lengrati's fortress. So the Heroes are fighting through one big triple-quest.

Yep, we played them last week. Yes they are easy; entry level stuff really. So yes, we played them both as 3 quests with no recovery. Our party also had only 3 Heroes: An Imperial Noble, a Ranger and a Wizard. Attack on the Sleep Wizard is the easier of the two and so there were only 4 Halfling Archers available (Mv 6, Att 2(1), Def 1, Bdy 2, Mnd 4, Cost 50). For Creature Hunt 4 standard henchmen were available (Swordsman, Halberdier, Crossbowman and Scout). Plus we used Evil Wizard cards, with generally 1 card being drawn every 4 turns. This allowed me to beef up some rooms with extra monsters/traps. This was a real necessity as most rooms have only one monster. Putting those extras in the Gargoyle rooms was a priority, and a headache for the Heroes. Even with these amendments the quests were not overly taxing.

I think they would work well as written i.e. normal recovery between quests, and no EW cards, with a single experienced Hero and 4 henchmen, or four fresh Heroes.

[Pancho]

Thanks Admiral.
Just to clarify, you think with 4 standard Heroes (and no mercs) these quests will work well as written, I.e. normal health recovery between quests?
I’m asking for the sleep sorcerer in particular, as that is the one that looks to be too easy for four Heroes. The Creature quests look quite a bit harder and at face value appear to be about right to me for four Heroes.