I have Dunwich Legacy!

[tekay 0]

On the store site, it says out of stock. Anyone know how to get it?

[evilidler 145]

Europe should get it around the 20th

If that's the official street date it could explain why I haven't received a notice of it being mailed out yet :/

[LozMac 6]

I was told today that January 19th is the official release day for the UK. Perhaps some retailers have been able to get it earlier somehow?

Europe should get it around the 20th

If that's the official street date it could explain why I haven't received a notice of it being mailed out yet :/

Was it Gameslore.co.uk you bought it from?

[soullos 147]

 

Are the encounter decks self contained or do the quests require some encounter sets from the Core set?

 

It requires the core set in all ways. There's no way you can make legal investigators from the cards in this expansion, and it requires encounter sets from the core set.

 

 

Lame... >_> I was hoping they wouldn't go that route and make all encounter decks self contained and not use encounter sets from the core set. Hopefully the core set cards are kept to a minimum to reduce breaking down core scenarios and to lesson repetition of cards I'm already familiar with.

[Network57 561]

 

 

Are the encounter decks self contained or do the quests require some encounter sets from the Core set?

 

It requires the core set in all ways. There's no way you can make legal investigators from the cards in this expansion, and it requires encounter sets from the core set.

 

 

Lame... >_> I was hoping they wouldn't go that route and make all encounter decks self contained and not use encounter sets from the core set. Hopefully the core set cards are kept to a minimum to reduce breaking down core scenarios and to lesson repetition of cards I'm already familiar with.

 

 

I kind of like it. It gives far greater breadth for flavor. Do you want them wasting pack space with Locked Doors for every scenario that could, in theory, have a locked door? Which is really, any scenario taking place in a building you're not supposed to be in. Yeah it might get old seeing them again and again, but the story is cool that way.

[evilidler 145]

Was it Gameslore.co.uk you bought it from?

Yes. They have mailed out on Saturdays though, I think. But there's usually a 6-day wait to deliver, and no Saturday delivery here, so that means I won't see it until the 23rd at the earliest :/

[Gaffa 673]

Lame... >_> I was hoping they wouldn't go that route and make all encounter decks self contained and not use encounter sets from the core set. Hopefully the core set cards are kept to a minimum to reduce breaking down core scenarios and to lesson repetition of cards I'm already familiar with.

Is it really that much of a bother to take apart an encounter deck?

 

I'm actually happy they're using core set encounter cards, because it's nice to see more use out of them (and half a dozen of them were pretty rare to use anyway).

[SuperMarino 138]

 

Lame... >_> I was hoping they wouldn't go that route and make all encounter decks self contained and not use encounter sets from the core set. Hopefully the core set cards are kept to a minimum to reduce breaking down core scenarios and to lesson repetition of cards I'm already familiar with.

Is it really that much of a bother to take apart an encounter deck?

 

I'm actually happy they're using core set encounter cards, because it's nice to see more use out of them (and half a dozen of them were pretty rare to use anyway).

 

 

So that means they were used once, as opposed to twice. 

[Doma0997 72]

Or in the case of Agents, randomly not at all. Speculation time, the next cycles are going to use the agents encounter sets. We'll have innsmouth, the king in yellow, and a shub deluxe coming. Random speculation of course. 

[soullos 147]

 

Lame... >_> I was hoping they wouldn't go that route and make all encounter decks self contained and not use encounter sets from the core set. Hopefully the core set cards are kept to a minimum to reduce breaking down core scenarios and to lesson repetition of cards I'm already familiar with.

Is it really that much of a bother to take apart an encounter deck?

 

I'm actually happy they're using core set encounter cards, because it's nice to see more use out of them (and half a dozen of them were pretty rare to use anyway).

 

 

Not exactly, but it does add to setup and take down. One of my main complaints from LotR was the use of encounter sets throughout a cycle because it's kind of boring seeing the same cards over and over. And over time, managing encounter sets really adds up. I prefer the later Saga quests in LotR and the POD scenarios largely because it's all pre-assembled. Very convenient when you have a large collection and just want to play now.

 

But my main point was that it's lame that it uses core set card considering this is a deluxe box, the start point of a new campaign separate from the core campaign story. I was hoping it would be like the deluxe boxes in LotR where you only require encounter sets from the Deluxe and the accompanying AP, and nothing else (as much as I would like ALL mythos packs, Deluxe boxes to be self contained, that will never happen otherwise MP will be nothing but encounter cards, space is limited). You would think with the more space in a deluxe box and this one only having 2 quests (as opposed to the normal 3 in each LotR deluxe) they would have a little more leeway and wouldn't require any cards outside of the deluxe. But, this is just a minor complaint.

 

Does anyone know which Core set encounter sets are used for Dunwich?

[Gaffa 673]

Does anyone know which Core set encounter sets are used for Dunwich?

Yes.

 

I don't consider these spoilers, as you have to grab them when you're setting up the scenario, so it's not like it's hidden information when the game is being set up.

 

You'll thrill to the return of your old friends Agents of Yog-Sothoth, Ancient Evils, Locked Doors, Rats, and Striking Fear.

[player1329291 16]

Does anyone know which Core set encounter sets are used for Dunwich?

Yes.

I don't consider these spoilers, as you have to grab them when you're setting up the scenario, so it's not like it's hidden information when the game is being set up.

You'll thrill to the return of your old friends Agents of Yog-Sothoth, Ancient Evils, Locked Doors, Rats, and Striking Fear.

It is great selection.

Agents of Yog and Rats are absolutely underused in core.

Ancient Evils and Locked Doors are so generic that they fit almost any scenario.

Striking Fear is also quite generic, you expect quite a bit of bodies to show up in Arkham Files.

To be honest the only encounter set from the core I wouldn't like to see anytime soon is Ghouls, I am really tired of these guys.

Edited January 14, 2017 by Reid

[soullos 147]

Thanks for the info Gaffa.

[Noccus 324]

 

Europe should get it around the 20th

If that's the official street date it could explain why I haven't received a notice of it being mailed out yet :/

 

 

Got a email today that mine is on it's way. Should get it in the mail tomorrow.

So the 20th was about right.

I'm Dutch, but the UK should have it by now too.

[Maeglas 5]

I'm in the UK and mine landed on the doormat this morning from gameslore... 

[evilidler 145]

Lucky you! I'll get mine next week. I'll play with my now complete Conquest collection until then

[Daft Blazer 291]

Mine arrived this morning

WOOT!

[Deet 0]

For those in London, Orc's Nest have about 6 left on shelves along with a few Rougarou packs.