The table shows the bonuses gained in previous chapters throughout the story for the actual chapter

Does a large monster lose health if an oathsworn is knocked into them?

Yes, both the Oathsworn and monster will

This literally won the game on a random dice roll

We will just count that as sound tactics in combat

I was also thinking that killing a minion from a knockback seems wrong. 🤔

What's wrong with dying from knockback?

I might actually have done something wrong. If I get a knockback into a minion, will that minion lose any health?

yes 1

If the witch is knocked out by an attack while using Kinetic Reflection as an interrupt on defense, is the attacker still knocked back?

I would say yes.

Rip, could have won the battle last night on that 😭

It's interesting to me to see the different "anchor points" for rules interpretation. We were hoping/inclined knock backs would chain (so if three enemies were in a row, the outside would take 1hp each and the middle would take 2hp). I think we reached the right conclusion, but I find it fascinating that so many seem to have approached it from the opposite perspective (enemies taking no knock back damage).

Or maybe I'm misinterpreting this specific case as I have no knowledge of the Witch! (But I have seen others uncertain if enemies take knock back from Oathsworn, for example).

Collision of characters, enemy and ally, causes damage to both parties unless overwise specified. Knockback doesn't cause cascading knockback unless otherwise specified (some abilities do cause this multi-target knockback to happen)

Right, I understand it now, I'm just saying... You can come to that decision from different places, either "pro-player" or "pro-monster," and it's interesting to me to see the difference.

It changes the way things play quite a bit as well

Yea the amount of thought that’s gone into the rules the writing the gameplay I’m always in amazement that it’s so well done

There is always room for improvement and taking things to the next level. Getting the game into the hands of the masses is a really interesting thing to see. Since there are so many perspectives on the rules it provides better insights into how wording, intentions, and design can be tightened up in future projects.

Honestly great way to look at it, I cannot wait to see what you have in store for future projects this easily is my number 1 game it’s dethroned gloomhaven

Glad to hear it. It dethroned Gloomhaven for me as well...about 2 years ago when Jamie first started actually bringing the game together in its full glory. The man had a vision and did an incredible job of pulling the right people to his project to make it a tangible good we can all enjoy.

That he did I only wish him the best in bringing more projects to life for enjoyment of gamers, can’t wait to see the reprint and new goodies he has in store for the next kickstarter

If we use the app do we even need the numbered tokens or we just place time tokens on the map?

still need to place tokens to see special effects of time track

I can't think of a reason to use the numbered ones or the map, though, beyond aesthetics

There is the whole tactile feeling by moving all the pieces.

yeah. aesthetics

We ended up using time tokens as the app tracks progress.

Can somebody please tell me what is the triggering effect of the Field Medic? 2 time tokens or paying X iron (x = chapter) ?

paying x iron