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The Admiral wrote:Any answers please? My men (and the Princess) are waiting outside the Halls of Evil.


Pan wrote:The Admiral wrote:Any answers please? My men (and the Princess) are waiting outside the Halls of Evil.
1) You lose body points.
2) The correct answer is B !


knightkrawler wrote:It's the vanilla rule indeed.
I agree about the manual entry.
"In Mound of the Beastmen, secret doors work differently from what is known from other quests. The positioning of a secret door symbol in the map is crucial because secret doors can only be opened from the room that is adjacent to a secret door, not from the room the symbol is in. Once a secret door has been opened, it can be freely moved through from both sides."
A graphic would also be very helpful here.
Sorry I didn't find that because it was natural thinking for me to use secret doors the original way... Should have seen it during translation.



Pan wrote:knightkrawler wrote:It's the vanilla rule indeed.
I agree about the manual entry.
"In Mound of the Beastmen, secret doors work differently from what is known from other quests. The positioning of a secret door symbol in the map is crucial because secret doors can only be opened from the room that is adjacent to a secret door, not from the room the symbol is in. Once a secret door has been opened, it can be freely moved through from both sides."
A graphic would also be very helpful here.
Sorry I didn't find that because it was natural thinking for me to use secret doors the original way... Should have seen it during translation.
Thanks, I should add this in the manual. I have also thought about a graphic representation of that :
An arrow indicates the only way the secret door could be used.
If there is no restrictions (both sides could be used), the icon indicates a double arrow, or maybe no arrow at all (normal icon like the vanilla rule).






knightkrawler wrote:Yes, Pan.
I translated.


Jafazo wrote:knightkrawler wrote:Yes, Pan.
I translated.
Knight, you translated but do you know who actually created this quest pack?


Jafazo wrote:knightkrawler wrote:Yes, Pan.
I translated.
Knight, you translated but do you know who actually created this quest pack?


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