Ye Olde Inn

by **Decipher** » January 29th, 2020, 1:35 pm

Trying to keep balance for all 4 Heroes is a tough challenge when it comes to going solo. But I tried to keep the combat as fair as possible for the three fighters while not making it too difficult for a solo Wizard. Can the Wizard pull it off? I believe with the rule change of him being able to use ALL of the spell cards, he might stand a chance. In addition, there are four new artifacts that will help each Hero no matter which one the player chooses. Sorry European guys and gals, its just too much work to do two different sets when it comes to cards and quests.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/b517yqo4i ... k.pdf/file

300 dpi high quality print.

Interesting! Seems solo quests and Fimir practicing magic are in trends these days!
I only don't agree with 3rd quest because the room with the equipment is exactily adjacent to the one when the hero is prisoned. Making the Hero explore th edungeon for a a couple of rooms with no equipment will add some spice I think!

by **Decipher** » January 29th, 2020, 6:03 pm

A solo quest is a good way in my opinion to introduce a new player to HQ or when you're at your granny's house with your cousin but there is nothing to do or something along those lines. If it were a regular 4 player game, sure, have the Heroes explore to find their equipment, but solo? Too dangerous. Besides, what if you get out of the cell, do a search only to draw a wondering monster?

by **lestodante** » January 29th, 2020, 6:10 pm

I use the rule that a Hero with no weapon can fight with his standard dice but he needs to roll black shields to attack and defend.
After he kills a monster he can take its weapon and use it as a standard shortsword/axe.

by **Decipher** » January 29th, 2020, 6:26 pm

lestodante wrote:I use the rule that a Hero with no weapon can fight with his standard dice but he needs to roll black shields to attack and defend.
After he kills a monster he can take its weapon and use it as a standard shortsword/axe.

That's actually pretty sweet rule. Never thought to do something like that. I usually strip them down to basics, 1 combat dice for attacks and defense.