Elephant Ambush posted:

MVP = Brute for literally stomping the boss to death like Mario on a goomba. That was hilarious.

City Event: Option B. Get that money! We're firmly established assholes at this point.

Shopping: I vote that both Bullwinkle and Master Splinter should buy a Battle Axe. That thing owns. Cragheart should buy the Piercing Bow.

Next scenario: I vote 11. Full disclosure here, I've never played 11 so I'd like to see it. Also gently caress it let's go all-in on this bad guy thing.

Oh yeah and I agree with the poster below that if we do 11 or 12 we should all donate to the Sanctuary.

City Event 6, resolution posted:

Effect: +5XP each, +1 Prosperity! SPOILER for outcome B: Gaining a random Item Design is an unusually lucrative outcome (especially if the only price is -1rep if rep>4, which would have been "free" of consequences for us, since our current rep is 2).

Finances posted:

Having a look at the economic side, it looks like there is a strong lead for donating with Master Splinter and Rocky.
- Master Splinter's updated gold: 65
- Rocky's updated gold: 39
Both gain 2xBLESS cards for the next Scenario and our total Donations to the Sacred Oak Sanctuary rises to 7.

- Master Splinter is buying a Battle-Axe. So she's now a diminutive rat-person with a teeth necklace and a battle axe
- Master Splinter's updated gold: 45

Finances part 2 posted:

Bullwinkle's financial situation is a bit more blurry since he's not as rich as the rest of the party. He only has 28 gold, at the moment, so should he (choose one):
A) Buy a Battle-axe for 20 gold, sell Shield for 10, donate for 10; (EDIT: though the b-axe was 2 handed! Thanks Piell for the correction!)
B) Buy a Battle-axe for 20 gold, keep 8;
C) Donate 10 gold, keep 18;
D) Donate 10 gold, buy a Minor Healing Potion for 10, keep 8 (NOTE: he won't be able to use both the Stamina and the Healing potion at the same time until he's Level 3).

Rocky's options are also not so clear. After the donation, it still has 39 gold. Should it (choose one):
1) Buy nothing;
2) Buy a Piercing Bow;
3) Buy a Weighted Net.

Votes so far... posted:

MVP:
- Bullwinkle: 3 votes.
- Hounds: 2 votes.
- Rocky: 2 votes.

Next scenario:
- Gloomhaven Square A(11): 8 votes.
- Gloomhaven Square B(12): 4 votes.
- Clockwork Cove: 1 vote.

Road Event 23 posted:

Piell posted:

The Battle Axe is one-handed, so you can use a shield with it. With that said

Zack Ater posted:

Didn't we decide before this last scenario to just always do a road event?

MVP and Finance outcome posted:

- MVP/Play of the Game for Scenario 9: those were some Good Doggos!
- Bullwinkle's finances: (B) Buy a Battle-axe for 20 gold (Remaining gold: 8).
- Rocky's finances: (2) Buy a Piercing Bow (Remaining gold: 9).

Road Event 23, resolution posted:

Effect: +2 gold each, -1 Reputation!

Scenario 11 - Gloomhaven Square A - Location posted:

Scenario 11 - Gloomhaven Square A - Features posted:

These are the details we know about Scenario 3 before starting it:
Links to: Gloomhaven.
Requirements: End of the Invasion (Global) INCOMPLETE.
Goal: Kill the Captain of the Guard.
Tiles in the Scenario:

Map Layout:

Scenario 11 - Gloomhaven Square A - Creatures posted:

These are the stats for this Scenario's creatures:


These are the ability decks for the creatures we've already faced in battle before.
NOTE: these are the "in the box" cards. We normally use the app ones, that automatically make the necessary calculations for us; the various "+1", "-1", etc are to be applied to the base value for that stat on the monster card. So if the base value is "Attack 4", an "Attack -1" ability card would mean that, for that round, the monster has an Attack value of 3.
Living Bones:

Living Corpses:

City Guard:

City Archer:

Captain of the Guard (BOSS)

NOTE: certain monster archetypes share a common deck. The combination of unique stat cards and shared ability decks allows the game to feel even larger than it already is!

Scenario 11 - Gloomhaven Square A - Introduction posted:

Jekserah’s plan is troubling, but it is certainly sound in some dark, twisted sense. You’ve seen the guards on the wall. They can barely fight back the Vermlings, and their taxation is strangling the town and your own pocket.
With an army of undead, the merchants can govern the city into an age of prosperity and keep it safe from the forces outside the walls.
“So are you ready to take the fate of this city into your own hands, mercenaries?”
You nod in assent. “My army is ready. We march for the Ghost Fortress!” A commotion in the foyer startles you away from Jekserah’s rally. Rushing into the room, you see a troop of soldiers standing over the bodies of Jekserah’s Inox guards.
“This ends now!” Argeise points a crossbow at you. “I tried to warn you. Do you have any idea what you are unleashing on the city?”
“It’s too late,” Jekserah spits from behind you, “They can’t stop us! My army has already dispersed into the city. It will only grow with every guard who falls.”
Jekserah turns to you. “Head to the Ghost Fortress. If the Captain of the Guard falls, any resistance to our new order will fall soon after.”
Scenario Special Rules
All Living Bones and Living Corpses are allies to you and enemies to all other monster types.

dwarf74 posted:

Unless we're going for a negative reputation campaign - and it's been shaky! - I don't think -1 reputation for a whole 6 gold was even remotely worth it.

Slaan posted:

Probably move fast but open doors, i think. Opening the door quick will probably start another npc fight. By the time we get done with these guys and move in the next guards should be close to death. That should keep us moving fast.