2 questions . 1 easy and 1 hard .

Snow drifts

All characters in this Region must roll 1 die. If the result is higher than your Craft, lose 1 life and miss your next turn.

The Snowdrifts then melt away to the discard pile.

So does everyone roll off against your craft , their craft or total it up ?

And the frog debate !

Any new news or erratas?

I believe missed turns don't count as turns or you wouldn't be missing them you would instead not be allowed to take any actions

As in ( during missing turns you may not do any actions other than ending your turn ) or ( when you miss a turn you do not take the turn at all , it still counts towards completing the round) .

Cheers guys .

I think other characters rolling against active player's craft is both counterintuitive and has no precedence with other cards/rules.

We always played that missed turns count as turns for purpose of time passage.

Snow drifts

All characters in this Region must roll 1 die. If the result is higher than your Craft, lose 1 life and miss your next turn.

The Snowdrifts then melt away to the discard pile.

So does everyone roll off against your craft , their craft or total it up ?

So many years have passed since Frostmarch has been released, but this is the first time someone noticed this odd wording on Snowdrifts.

I agree with Bludgeon's answer, but the card has a weird way of explaining things.

Snow drifts was probably meant for one space and one character originally. Hence 'your' craft and 'your' next turn.

Around here missed turns do not count as turns..