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How does the combination of the Trailblazer and Riding Horse work? We've been playing that when these cards coincide the player throws three dice and picks two. I'm curious how others handle this situation.
Thanks,
Bruce
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You must declare whether to use either the Trailblazer or the Riding Horse BEFORE rolling the die!!!
Ell.
Elliott Eastoe
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Talisman at UK Games Expo 25th-27th May
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talismanamsilat said:
You must declare whether to use either the Trailblazer or the Riding Horse BEFORE rolling the die!!!
Ell.
Not sure this really answered the question since it sounds like they roll all the dice and then pick (which would indicate they are choosing to use the followers and then rolling).
I would say, yes, they stack and rolling 3 dice and picking 2 would be the right way to handle this situation.
Kallabecca said:
talismanamsilat said:
You must declare whether to use either the Trailblazer or the Riding Horse BEFORE rolling the die!!!
Ell.
Not sure this really answered the question since it sounds like they roll all the dice and then pick (which would indicate they are choosing to use the followers and then rolling).
I would say, yes, they stack and rolling 3 dice and picking 2 would be the right way to handle this situation.
Adding more emphasis to Elliot's answer:
"You must declare whether to use either the Trailblazer OR the Riding Horse BEFORE rolling the die!!!"
You can't use both Followers together. Both cards say "roll 2 dice" but with different outcomes: Trailblazer is roll and choose one, Riding Horse is roll and add together.
No card says "roll 1 extra die and…".
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I always played that you roll 2 dice and then choose either dice A, dice B, or A+B. No idea if this is the correct way though.
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Bludgeon said:
I always played that you roll 2 dice and then choose either dice A, dice B, or A+B. No idea if this is the correct way though.
Haha! My wife tried to play the Riding Horse this way, too. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. The card reads "You may roll 2 dice and add them together…" As Eli states, the choice is made before you roll the dice (you may roll 2 dice). Once you choose to roll 2 dice, you must add them together.
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Thanks everybody for the clarification on the issue.
"If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deedsit were necessary only to separate them from the rest of usdestroy them. But the line dividing goodevil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?"
- Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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