I was wondering where you went...

When using spike trap against large monsters

Which die takes the dmg?

So I've got a question about a lvl 5 ranger card, is that considered a spoiler?

The location closest to whichever monster hex enters the spike trap’s space.

But large monsters kind of tp around

If the trap is in the Middle of the monsters guess its the Middle die?

Card is ||bait and switch. The bottom portion has "turn the enemy to face any direction, then attack" - my question is can this be done at bow range? Or does the "turn enemy" portion require adjacency?||

Whatever hex of the monster first moved onto the token.

At bow range

Ty

Im back! Its been great to follow everyones progress around

Yeah, monsters do count as moving through the intervening spaces for the purpose of setting on fire and stuff. They only push people at the destination for convenience.

It's been clarified that monsters actually do their movement 1 hex at a time, adjusting their facing to look in the direction they are going.

And my cur thanks you

Eh, don’t they only rotate at the end of movement?

That is also for convenience, I'll see if I can find Shadowborne's comments on this - don't remember if they were on Discord or on BGG

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2894439/article/40763616#40763616 > 2) Fire tile damages the hex the boss would have moved over, simulating its movement as you say. The boss would turn through all the hexes in this case, something normally skipped in normal moves. From my understanding, this means the boss's movement is, step by step: - Boss turns to face direction X (eg: East) - Boss moves 1 hex in direction X - Resolve any tile effects - Boss turns to face direction Y (eg: South) - Boss moves 1 hex in direction Y - Resolve any tile effects - Etc...

lol. Clarifying question: is it a missed attack or that the fireball lands on a space that no enemies occupy?

Huh! I am wrong. Thanks for digging that up!

@Shihayazad If the Fireball reaches the end of the range and does not collide hit a target, it just fizzles out.

i think first

I don't have the card in front of me to reference, so I could be wrong. In the event that the fireball does collide with a target, you put the fire template down and then make the attack. So, even if you miss on the attack, the template should have gone down first

thanks

jamie is to buisy for the spiel in essen and i thought i do a quick question here, devon is livestreaming on you tube

Are civilians considered minions

For cards like Quickshot?

Depends on the Chapter...

Some chapters will associate the minion keyword to them, but other chapters they are considered Friendly Characters