POWER DRAIN's gain is the number played, BLUNTed or ABSORBed or not
(FAQ: the counter blunts the damage done, not the drain), and a wall
drained for its points gives them up too. Older games gave only what
the opponent lost and nothing from a wall, and replay so.
"This rock-hard beast can punch a player (or a wall, etc.)": a commanded
troll now punches a wall line beside it for a D4, once a turn — a new
command, so no old game changes.
Under the first-person pane the board strip could run into the dock on
a short or tall window; the pane now takes no more height than the row
can spare and the strip shrinks beneath it.
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A teleporter ignores walls, and the outer edge is no more than a wall
to it: a line leaving the maze at any square's edge re-enters at the
opposite edge on the same row or column, one space on. The lettered
openings connect as they always did. Older games crossed the edge only
at the openings, and replay so; U3U2, dealt at rev 21 with no teleport
yet cast, was re-stamped to 22 at its table's request.
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The rules tab is one body — the condensed rules, the rulebook, the
expansion, and the FAQ — with a contents list, a search that labels
each hit by source, and a link on every section. The rulebook's
emphasis renders, and the (6E: …) notes are set apart from the original
words. The card library gains filters for set, type, and target, ranks
an exact name first, counts its results, and says so when there are
none; a card opens as an entry: the card itself beside reading-size
text with the printed wording, deck counts, the official FAQ, this
table's rulings, and links to the cards it names. The house rulings are
organized by card, in the present tense, with the revision history kept
off the page. Every page and card has a link (/?help=rules/…, /?card=…)
that opens the desk to it, and the desk reopens on the tab, search, and
scroll position it was closed at.
About leads with the worn box and the friends, shows the workshops as a
small gallery with a direct link to the demo reel, and says plainly
what an online ledger keeps and what a passed-around device keeps to
itself. The tally leads with finished games, treasure and combat wins,
and hours played, and explains that wizards are counted by name and
table time by the clock between moves.
Escape closes only the foremost layer and returns focus to the card
that opened it; the tabs wrap on a phone instead of clipping.
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Eric WagonerandClaude Fable 5.1