Certain places and strangers use a phrase like, "…will give the first character who visits [something good] then vanish to the discard pile" I've been playing that when that phrase is used, it means that it doesn't apply to the character who drew the card. It seems to me that it is intended to be the reward for the character who manages to get there next by whatever means. On a similar vein, The Phantom and Ritual Master get a number of cards placed upon them. "Once per visit" a card may be taken. Does the character who drew The Phantom get to take a card, or are these cards intended for subsequent visitors?

talismanamsilat said: If the Knight or Dark Cultist is turned into a Lycanthrope, they must attack a character when they land on them irrespective of the other characters alignment. Being a Lycanthrope overrides the characters special ability! Ell. Well, I was considering that characteristic of the Knight a limitation rather than a special ability. I get your point, though. Being a Lycanthrope overrides anything on the character's card that might otherwise prevent the battle.

The answer to question #1 also applies to a character like the Knight, who normally CANNOT attack another good character? He must attack while a lycan?

I've wondered about investing in the card sleeves. Takes color code yellow, correct?

How do you play with both the reaper and werewolf at the same time? Chose which if you roll a 1?

Hi all, Fairly new to the game and brand new to this forum. Been lurking a couple of weeks, reading and learning. I've every expansion pack. My question to you vets is, do you typically keep all the expansion pack adventure cards in play, or do you chose which you're going use and cull out the rest? All the cards make for a pretty tall stack. Seems to you me, you can play with the werewolf or the reaper, but not both. So if you chose to play with the werewolf, do you pull out The Reaper expansion cards? Thanks