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Just curious. I've only played the dude on the box and the dragon guy so far.

Yesterday I played the tutorial (Second time, played it several months ago and didn't remember much)

This Friday I'll have the house to myself and I'm gunna try a full Conquest solo. Thought I'd see if yall had any advice? This can be anything from suggestions on running the game itself to tips on how to succeed.

I'm pretty excited to finally give this game a proper run, I've had it on my shelf for a couple years now lol

Why is there a bot commenting on every post?

I've never seen the EE on the big screen! And my partner wants to go see them with me too!!

I've always found this odd.

Bonus question, when you run S3 on Expert, which set do you prefer? I feel like I'd use E1 most of the time, and E2 if I want 'extra hard' mode.

Hey folks! Looking for local players. We can play at Cape Fear Games or any number of places!

I'm especially looking for players to join in against the God of Lies event on 8/15, but I'm always looking for new players in general!

Edit: I wanted to add that I have a full collection (except alt art promos) and am happy to lend decks!

I have a few hundred comics, mostly random assortments of issues from dime bins, that are just collecting dust. Is there anywhere I might donate these so others could enjoy them?

Like, should I watch part of JJ somewhere in the middle of a DD season? I know some older shows that would have character bounce between related shows.

Edit: To clarify, I'm planning to watch all of the Defenders related shows, just trying to make sure I get everything in the correct order. So like, is it just watching the seasons in release order like DD1, JJ1, DD2? Or does part of JJ1 happen somewhere in DD1, or part of LC happening in DD2? Do I need to bounce between shows mid-season?

I've only played him a couple times. He's one of my favorite characters tho. I don't quite understand his gameplan.

My partner & I will be starting the new season tomorrow. I haven't played much in a hot minute. Do we need to start our seasonal characters then go back to the main screen to do the challenge rift? I vaugly remember there being something different about the first challenge rift of the season, but maybe that was about doing the rift just before the start of a season?

Let's say you got a hand full of resource cards, what do you hope to have on hand to spend them on/with?

My personal fav currently is Husk. With the right deck, she's activating like 3 or 4 times in a single turn.

Kinda newish to FG still. I've hears about desperation dice and tear sixe and signature action cards. What are these, where do I find them, and are there any other mechanical components? I've only got the core box and five FFs, and I haven't seen anything like that yet.

I tend to go based on the seasonal sets available for each class. I've not played Monk much but their set looks cool. I always love Necros and having permanent revived minions sound great. I haven't played Crusader in years but I remember that sweep attack and shield bash were two of my fav abilities. No strong feelings othe other classes / sets yet.

I'll probably be playing this season with my partner as well, so we'll likely be playing two different classes and I'll probably pick a class that plays last well with her choice. This past season she played Barb and I played Witch Doctor.

Don't get me wrong, it looks metal as hell, but I don't understand the reasoning.

Just like the topic says, looking for something that'll recap the og series without having to actually watch it, to prep for watching 97.

Just kinda curious. Feels like the gameplay of turn based jRPGs would fit well in a board game. I know they're based loosely on D&D style pen & paper RPGs, but they've definitely diverged in to their own thing mechanically.

I hear this game is best when you have a longer campaign, and from what I gather, the core is only three missions long. Anything recent from 1e that would pair well with the 2e stuff?

Hey folks! Big Marvel Champions fan here, been thinking about dipping my toes in AH. I hear there's a Chapter 2 now that is a good jumping on point? Is it just a new core set or are there other packs and such available for it? Should I be looking to pick up anything from Chapter 1?

Fantasy Flight makes three Living Card Games, that I'm aware of. Is there anything else like that currently?