I'm planning to play seeds of corruption and in doing so I'm choosing a party, (so far it's Ishper as a bard, laurel of bloodwood as a wildlander, and Trenloe the strong as a knight). I'm looking a the geomancer class; the text of summoned stone says; "Each of your attacks targeting a monster adjacent to a Summoned Stone gains 1[surge symbol]."

My presumption is that "your" in this statement only refers to the geomancer, otherwise it would say "Each attack by a hero....." Is this correct?

Correct, geomancer attacks only. There are some attacks (skills) that target a stone, and some performed by stones. None of these would get that bonus. Only attacks performed BY the geomancer TARGETING A MONSTER adjacent to a stone.

Thanks.

This is my first time playing through an entire full campaign (previously I did the short goblin campaign and I played kindred fire up to the interlude where after my tablet died in a way that prevented recovery of my files) I think that I'll go with the simplicity of the runemaster for this go round, (I'm thinking of High mage Quellan, Leoric of the book, or Mad Carthos from the conversion kit).

Thanks.

This is my first time playing through an entire full campaign (previously I did the short goblin campaign and I played kindred fire up to the interlude where after my tablet died in a way that prevented recovery of my files) I think that I'll go with the simplicity of the runemaster for this go round, (I'm thinking of High mage Quellan, Leoric of the book, or Mad Carthos from the conversion kit).

I can vouch for Quellen as an amazing Geomancer. Keep him close to someone who uses lots of fatigue for his heroic ability and when you need to do amazing feats of travelling and summoning, use his heroic feat.

Doubled stamina plus recover all at the end of turn? Sign me up for that!

Remember, though that the stones are obstacles, not heroes and so cannot be moved through by heroes or monsters but that for targeting, spotting, engaging purposes by RTL, they DO count, since they can be targeted by attacks.

and just as an FYI: None of the conversion kit characters are available for use in RTL.

and just as an FYI: None of the conversion kit characters are available for use in RTL.

Of course, it is my intention to lie to the software about what the name of my hero is and then use whichever card I wish. That's not going to cause me any problems is it?

Of course, it is my intention to lie to the software about what the name of my hero is and then use whichever card I wish. That's not going to cause me any problems is it?

Other than a lot of the CK heroes being wildly overpowered, no it won't cause any problems.

Of course, it is my intention to lie to the software about what the name of my hero is and then use whichever card I wish. That's not going to cause me any problems is it?

Other than a lot of the CK heroes being wildly overpowered, no it won't cause any problems.

Was Mad Carthos one of them? It seems to me that the other three characters I choose, Trenloe the Strong, Laurel of Bloodwood, and Ispher, were all powered up from their conversion kit versions when they reappeared.

CK Heroes that are regarded as overpowered by many players include: Nanok and Elder Mok, maybe Varikas. Mad Carthos is usually not one of them. I think he is OK.

The app will know you're lying and will increase the rate at which it sends perils to punish you!!!

There are also some things (mainly travel events) that rely on specific characters in your party. You'd have to deal with those referring to a character not actually in your party, and it won't quite fit the reason for them to be chosen.

The app will know you're lying and will increase the rate at which it sends perils to punish you!!!

:o You're right!! I did go with Quellen but I told the app I was using Rendel as a bard but really proxy-ed my first edition Ispher. The app must have known because it gave me the worst major peril effect I'd ever seen. (Does the app communicate with the blue die as well, because I think I got more than my fair share of X's?)