Hello everybody...

First, one really stupid question... In an encounter (assuming I have one Trap-Treachery Point) I can choose to get one trap treachery card OR two normal trap cards from the OL deck? Am I right this far....? Hope so!

Okay.... for the fun of it I choose the two normal trap cards and one of them is crushing block (The trap where u put a rock tile on the floor ; got the german game so I'm not 100% sure if this card is really named crushing block but I hope you get which one I mean.)

So my question... Where the f*** should this rock come from? A Manticore came by and lost the one under his feet??? It's not that important I know but its just loose.

Second, am I right that a big monster only needs to have one space under him which is normal floor, e.g. coul it stand one 3 pits and one normal space? or 2 pits and 2 normal spaces. I have in mind with one pit and 3 normal spaces its okay....

THX

Yes, you can buy either 2 trap cards from the normal deck, OR 1 trap card from the treachery - notice though, that you must buy cardtype 'trap'. So I don't think you can buy say Dark Servant (monster event) card if you had a monster treachery, since it is not a spawn card. You cannot buy powers either.

And yes, a large monster must be fully in a pit to be in a pit.

The realism of the crushing block in the forest, you'll have to figure yourself Though there could be all sorts of traps set up, so it's not 'that' unlikely.

edderkoppen covered the first question. I would need to check, but you can only purchase cards during Lts encounters right?

As for where the Crushing Block comes from, all adventurers know that a smart OL has a Giant that roams the countryside with his Lts that throws things at the Heroes.

As for Pits, I think its in the FAQ but I'm not sure.

Okay... so its a legal move to have a rock fallen off the bright blue sky out of nothing

Big Remy said:

Righty Right....

sorry for double post

Oooooh look .... maaaagic *waves fingers*

*Rolling Boulder crushes that prat elf Ker*

I figure it's not less reasonable than the Overlord charming people or using other magic in a normal dungeon ...though it did take me a bit to get there.

Traps in the forest = Ewoks

The crushing blow in forest question is easy: The lieutenants roam the countryside trying to siege cities, so most of the time, they drag catapults with them.

Crushing block is only a catapult eventually hitting a hero during an encounters (but it needs to have a sniper beastman aiming it, because these crushing blocks have an insane accuracy).

...and here was me thinking crushing blocks in the forest were airplane 'waste'.

<shakes head>

Something as mundane as a catapult...

Hi,

I thought crushing blocks to be 16-ton-weights - they seem to crush people in TV all the time.

And now to something completely different...

-Kylearan