So what?Bandobras Took wrote:For example, this discussion has led to the surprising conclusion that the reasoning which supports Thrall bringing in Orcs and Trolls might also lead to Fallen Wizards as starting characters.
It is reason to blame the reasoning?
Maybe instead bleaming the reasoning, make the errata:
- if you do not like the Wizard in FW starting company then change :
toSTARTING CHARACTERS - Your starting characters (up to 5) may include hero characters and minion characters, but you may not start a character with a mind greater than 5. However, you may not start Orc and Troll characters unless you start with an appropriate stage resource card (e.g. Bad Company).
"STARTING CHARACTERS - Your starting characters (up to 5) may include non-Wizard hero characters and non-Ringwraith minion characters, but you may not start a character with a mind greater than 5. However, you may not start Orc and Troll characters unless you start with an appropriate stage resource card (e.g. Bad Company).",
- if you do not want the way in which Thrall of The Voice is working, change "Instead of a normal character, during your organization phase you may bring into play one character (including a minion agent) with up to a 6 mind." to "During your organization phase you may bring into play one character (including a minion agent) with up to a 6 mind." (without "Instead of a normal character" - then you will be able to play Orcs/Trolls with this card only if you are otherwise allowed to do),
- if you do not want to see FW playing Sauron, then add the Sauron to the list of cards that cannot be included in FW deck (as it was done in case of Bade to Rule - if not errata, it would be formally OK to play Bade to Rule for FW),
- finally, if you do not want Lobelia Sackville-Baggins and My Precious in character pool, change:
to the:When constructing a Ringwraith deck, agents are always considered characters.
"When constructing a Ringwraith deck, agent characters are always considered characters".
Sometimes some cards and rules combinations leads to the unexpected results.
Some of them are disruptive for game, some not.
Bad guy is guy who writes texts carelessly, not guy who read these texts carefully.