Encounter Sequence: What counts as "resolving a card"?
: wtorek 15 paź 2024, 08:49
Here is an example so you know what I mean.
In Talisman Digital Edition, Lets say you draw 2 cards, or land on a space with 2 cards.
There is 1 Monster (encounter sequence 1) and a bag of gold (sequence 5). You must encounter the Monster first.
If you Kill or Evade the Monster by any means, you may continue the encounter and gain the bag of gold.
However, here is where it gets tricky. I figured this out according to Talisman Digital EditioN:
If you use an ability that says: "Monsters will not attack you, although you may choose to attack them.".
Using this ability will NOT allow you to encounter the bag of gold.
If you use an ability that causes you to take the monster as a Follower (example Beastmaster, although Beastmaster only works for Animals.), you will NOT encounter the bag of gold.
I suppose this follows the idea that the only way you successfully resolve an Enemy encounter to then continue encountering the remaining cards,
is if you have to successfully killed or evaded the creature first.
Fine.
However, There are some oddities to this rule.
If you play the Dragon Priestess, If you use the ability sacrifice an object follower or spell to roll like if you roll for the temple.
According to the game, this is counted as Resolving the card and you can encounter multiple dragons on your turn.
So I have to ask, what really "does" count as resolving a card so you can continue to the next encounter?
And what does cause you to not be allowed to follow the encounter?
There are no real rules for this in 4th. From what I could read:
"After any Enemies in the space are killed (see “Resolving
Battles vs. Creatures” on page 10) or evaded (see “Evading” on
page 14), any Stranger or Place there must be visited and any
gold, Objects, and Followers may be taken."
-p10
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In Talisman Digital Edition, Lets say you draw 2 cards, or land on a space with 2 cards.
There is 1 Monster (encounter sequence 1) and a bag of gold (sequence 5). You must encounter the Monster first.
If you Kill or Evade the Monster by any means, you may continue the encounter and gain the bag of gold.
However, here is where it gets tricky. I figured this out according to Talisman Digital EditioN:
If you use an ability that says: "Monsters will not attack you, although you may choose to attack them.".
Using this ability will NOT allow you to encounter the bag of gold.
If you use an ability that causes you to take the monster as a Follower (example Beastmaster, although Beastmaster only works for Animals.), you will NOT encounter the bag of gold.
I suppose this follows the idea that the only way you successfully resolve an Enemy encounter to then continue encountering the remaining cards,
is if you have to successfully killed or evaded the creature first.
Fine.
However, There are some oddities to this rule.
If you play the Dragon Priestess, If you use the ability sacrifice an object follower or spell to roll like if you roll for the temple.
According to the game, this is counted as Resolving the card and you can encounter multiple dragons on your turn.
So I have to ask, what really "does" count as resolving a card so you can continue to the next encounter?
And what does cause you to not be allowed to follow the encounter?
There are no real rules for this in 4th. From what I could read:
"After any Enemies in the space are killed (see “Resolving
Battles vs. Creatures” on page 10) or evaded (see “Evading” on
page 14), any Stranger or Place there must be visited and any
gold, Objects, and Followers may be taken."
-p10
Help me. I am losing my mind here haha!
Reddit doesn't care or has no idea.
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