Thx for making this! I was starting to think I was never going to upload a playthrough considering the one I did was around 2 hours long and I had some frustrations with technical difficulties. Although, I did do an ETN Board Game Event and I can use that as the playthrough. But glad you were able to upload a playthrough!
YESS mine was 2 hours long too and took me like 13 hours to edit . I had to re-record mine 3 times 😭 the first time my camera was blurry and the second time my audio was horrible and i was so close to giving up and i was frustrated as hell but i was determined. Also I’m definitely interested in watching your event! But thank you so much for checking my playthrough out 🥰
The snake eye roll rule is originally for all rolls except death Challenge rolls. Because the special ability of the journalist is for the clues. And in the Rulebook it says that it also has the same effect if she wants to reroll her clue roll
Thank you for the snake eye roll information! I didn’t know that. The journalist’s ability is only for movement though. It says on the card and if you look it up on google it says “When playing as the Journalist, she gives the user the ability to reroll movement dice once per turn. This is a continuous ability, though limited.” In the rule book it says that if the journalist lands on snake eyes, she’s still required to put a token under her name even if she chooses to reroll her movement.
One more I want to point out is that in that round where the Fixer recieved Rebirth Relic. If you play a multiplayer and you control both a Fixer and your Favorite Character. You can sacrifice the Fixer to save your favorite Character. Then revive the Fixer to have another sacrifice 😭😂
@@MarcDiaz Cool. Have you tried doing it on the "On the Roof" Death Challenge. Like Uno reverse lol. Your fave vs your opponent, swap your fave with the Fixer. Then they both died. Your fixer can live, your opponent dies 😂
The thing I don't like is that Active Monster Rule. And the Savant skill (if you're playing multiplayer). It's like The Savant can only die by Death Challenge Cards or The House monster card. And I think The Jazz Singer only has One relif at the start of the game rather than start of the round. She would be too powerful in the latter. She should've drawn a random relic at the start of the game.
@Diego Rodriguez yeah as soon as i gathered all the artifacts i have to bring them all to the ritual circle but i lost a lot of characters because of the hourglass thing and lost through time.
Just out of curiosity, what would you call the room that's by the bedroom. *Bottom* Lounge/Dining Room (In ep.1) Foyer Library Secret Room Front of the estate *Middle/stairs* Upstairs Bedroom Bathroom *Top* Pool Balcony Shed
Btw i have a question.Do we have to solve the sae tiles in the ritual circle as well even if theres no artifacts?I thought u only do the tiles when they r in a room with the artifact?
Quick question. When it comes to companion cards, does the player that drew the monster card keep that card and use them on any of their characters or can that card be used by any player in the game on any of their own characters?
Like if you pull a companion/monster card it belongs to the player and if another player needs it then it’s your choice to let them use it since it belongs to you (since u pulled it) or u can use it on your own characters
I don’t know if people are reselling them or something but i just checked on Joey Graceffa’s store (the creator) and it’s sold out, I’m sorry i hope you find one
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So in the rule book there’s a picture and it shows where each tile needs to be placed but there is no specific spot for the monsters and clues since it’s just random (since it’s put face down). Does that make sense?
Rolling dice to move? Was this game made in the 1950’s? Too much outdated game mechanics in this game, too much dice reliance with very little ways to mitigate the results. game art is good though. I don’t why they added social deduction in a coop game, does not make sense.
