Restrictions on event, ally and attachment cards.

[Restrictions on event, ally and attachment cards.]

 Great Scott!  I scoured those rules, not sure how I missed that.  Thanks!

[Restrictions on event, ally and attachment cards.]

Other than as specified on a card, are there any restrictions on laying event, ally and attachment cards on another player?  I checked the FAQ, but couldn't find this.  I would assume there are no restrictions, but I would have thought this topic would have been addressed at least once in the rule book.

Thanks.

[What are the extra tokens that come with the base game?]

 With the base game came 2 small tokens for each lore master (not the tokens used for the war council).  They are the same size as the web and poison tokens.  What exactly are these used for, I haven't been able to figure it out?

[When are Landmark rules in effect?]

I scoured the rules, and all I could find was "An Adventure’s battle notes will state when Lore Master Landmark rules are in effect."  Rarely do I actually see this stated in the scenario notes.  Can I safely assume that whenever full Lore rules are used, then Landmark rules are also in effect (assuming there exists a level 3 Lore Master)?

Thanks.

[Are expansions backwards compatible?]

Yes, actually, it did answer my question, thanks.

Will there ever be any new scenarios introduced for the base game?  Scenario 10 is the only scenario using landmarks, and it would be nice if there were more scenarios available that used landmarks.  Or maybe full Lore and landmark rules can be used for all scenarios?

[Are expansions backwards compatible?]

 Are expansions backwards compatible? That is, can they only be played with the scenarios that come with the expansion, or can they also be used in the base game?

Thanks,

Dickens

[Only several scenarios per expansion?]

I have the base Battlelore game, and haven't exhausted it yet, as 10 scenarios provides plenty of action.  However, at some point I will probably want to get an expansion.  One thing I noticed:  the expansions typically come with only a handful of new scenarios.  Does this mean I can use a particular expansion with only those scenarios, or were the expansions designed with the intent that we would create our own scenarios?  Seems like a bit of a waste to buy an expansion for only a handful of new scenarios, unless they are backwards compatible (that is, all expansions can be played with the original 10 base scenarios).

Thanks.