Hi! I just started playing one handed, and I want to play some easy quests that allow some room for slightly jankier decks. I’ve had a lot of fun with The Oath, The Caves of Nibin-Dun, and Lost in Mirkwood. What are some other solo friendly, easier quests you enjoy playing (ROC or otherwise)? Thanks!
Hi everyone. I am about to play some cycles with Seastan’s alternative Campaign Mode. I quickly made a simple campaign tracker for two players, and I thought I’d share it here in the hope of maybe saving 30 minutes to someone interested in tracking their campaigns.
Here is the link to the BGG file section where you can download it: https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/322245/low-ink-campaign-log-for-grace-of-the-valar-varian
My girlfriend and I have been playing the Dream-Chasers campaign for the last month or two. The quests have been fun in general, up to the very last scenario.
For context, we are using the revised content, and we play on easy. We are running two decks that are basically modified versions of the Rohan and Gondor precons.
We have played it 8 times now, and we can’t even get past the first stage of the quest. The difficulty spike is insane. I sometimes feel like I don’t understand the balance of the game. If I had access to a deck that handle 2 enemies, one of them with 6 attack, 6 defense, and 20 life in turn 1, wouldn’t the rest of the scenarios be trivial?
To make things harder, the campaign mode essentially locks you out of switching heroes. Thus, we are trapped in a dumb situation: even though our decks managed to reach the final scenario, our hero lineup feels utterly incapable of beating it.
This is very frustrating. Instead of having a final scenario that feels like the conclusion of our heroes’ arc, where all we learnt about sailing and the corsairs helps us defeat them, we are presented with a challenge that has its own logic, separate from the rest of the campaign. I guess we have to build a deck that can beat this scenario, and then try to make it work for the rest of the campaign?
Even so, what pair of RCO decks can beat this quest?
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While doing research to plan our visit, we didn’t see it mentioned as often as other rides. However, it is certainly better than DK’s mine (and the wait is significantly shorter), and I personally like it more Curse of the Werewolf.
Plus, the food is really good at Berk, so you can ride it and go for a cone afterwards! Where do you rank the Wing Gliders?