The Beard

[Gold Bearer]

Dang

[Sotiris]

We have 500 gold coins. Take any gold you need.
My warriors are ok for the time; we need to empower our healer.

[Anderas]

Beginning of your turn, before you move or action:
It's free to shuffle your equipment around as you like and to give someone adjacent something

After move:
It uses your action to shuffle your equipment or to give someone something that needs to be equipped (like Armor, shield, weapons, helmet)

After the Action:
No more changes possible for something that needs to be equipped

It is always a free action to give someone something that needs not to be equipped (like potion, spell scroll etc)

This is just to prevent things like attacking with Battle Axe and then switching to Shield for Zargon's turn; or enter a room with Battle Axe then switch to shield for the treasure search.
If there is a unclear situation, we can talk about it in the best meaning of this last paragraph.

I added this clarification to the starting post of the thread, plus some more (Explosive, Broach of Mending, Treasure Deck Link, Monster Card Link)
I didn't take a single EWP card this game, but i don't think it was necessary. Never seen an so intensive 2-room-Quest.
Nevertheless, i would start to take tokens now. Each round a token (easy to count), and a EWP card costs 10 tokens. Plus, the old rule still applies, if there was no monster on board or you were doing nothing with them, i take an EWP Card, too.

clmckay, that's no reason to open the box of pandora if you're the last one in your turn. The EWP Cards cost a bit of blood, but nothing compared to a lonely door opening to the wrong room.

The Merchant has another fine thing for you if you like

* edit: I updated the text a bit.

Text: Roll three white dice. If one or more of them shows a walrus, the attack counts as success with three skulls.
Implicit: As nothing is stated, this weapon works on adjacent enemies only.
Symbols: No wizard. One handed, made of wood and metal, it's a weapon, it's heavy. Heavy is Sotiri's "Warrior only" Category.

Sotiris, who is in the warrior category? Rumseeker for sure? Chris the Ogre, too?

[Anderas]

Oops I think I have to change the text of the crow's muzzle. It doesn't mention that normal skulls don't count.

[Sotiris]

Sotiris, who is in the warrior category? Rumseeker for sure? Chris the Ogre, too?

True warriors may use all weapons and especially heavy equipment like Plate Mail and Battle Axe.
Ogre is a warrior. The Pirate is not.

[Anderas]

I updated the text.


What is your "B" Category, Sotiris? Because, this weapon shall be available to everybody except the people who are a little bit fragile like Halfling or 3d6 moving dancer elves.

So to be clear, i want for major categories:
Weapons for Wizards (a on your card)
Weapons for weak people who are not wizards - just a little bit less restricted
Weapons for everybody (b on your card)
Weapons for truly trained people only. (c on your card)

This card shall have "b"

[Sotiris]

Yes, common adventurers use B category. Also Dagger, Staff and Tool Kit may be used by all classes.
Any further exception/special rule can be written in hero's card (like in my heroes) there's no need to complicate more the armory list.

[clmckay]

Alrighty then.

Elf buys a Bow and Helmet. Use Elf and Ogre funds first.

You'll have to interdict if I foul up weapon switching rules.

Let's Name him:......Link......yeah.....Link......Brother of Ballseeker.

[Anderas]

[Daniel]

Hi Everyone. New to the boards, but Anderas suggested that you all might need another hero to join your ranks. I'm interested in playing a spellcaster, but I'm still getting the hang of the character creation method. So bear with me.