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Si je me rappelle bien de la carte, ce n'est pzs une action (icône
 blanche) mais une aide pour une action (icône  marron).Il ne s'agit donc pas de faire quelque chose sur cette carte, mais de profiter du bonus en faisant l'action de grimpe sur une autre carte (de la même salle, pour profiter du bonus). En fait, il faut supposer que tu peux deplacer les tonneaux pour grimper dessus.
Je suis presque sur de moi:
Il s'agit de cartes  donc on les garde.A priori, il n y a pas de figurine au debut d'un scenario, mais lors du premier deplacement, d'apres la carte de morceau d'alambic: il arrive!!! Et on peut donc le rassembler en plusieurs scenarios.
I wondered about that a bit too.
What I am doing now is: Do the "at the beginning of preparation" stuffs Then follow the order on the quest book, assuming the line "do not forget about your buildings, quests and [I don't remember]" is meant to trigger all of those at that point. If I remember correctly, the line is right before picking the terrain card where we start the scenario, so after drawing  cards and returning hope reborn cards.This seems to be an interpretation of my part, so I'd love to know what the poulps think about that.
I do believe that when they mean to check something against a keyword, they'd state it "if you have a card with the "mirror" keyword" (I'll double check what I am saying when I can -> I looked quickly and found a card requesting you to have a
with a specific keyword).If they don't state that, I'd assume you have (by the rules) to have the card with the specific name required. there is a card called "mirror" Of course, as you said, an house rule to use any kind of mirror makes sense thematically.
I was about to, I had to stop playing just when the game told me to...
I guess I was too curious  Thanks for the indication.
Hello,
I have a doubt about supporting characters. As I understand the rules, only the active character can use cards.But some cards have mandatory effectsIf a supporting character has such a card should the effect apply (as it is mandatory) or shouldn't it (as it is not owned by the active character)? An early case of such an action can be found in the intro scenario, and it makes sense to have the mandatory effect apply (as per logic, not necessarily rules-wise unless I missed something): I am playing with 2 characters, and in the first room one of them picks up the injurred npc(having a negative effect when moving). If the other character choses to get away from the room, with the carrying character supporting the action, should the negative effect apply for the carrying character? Or not? Because of logical reason, I assumed it does (they are still carrying the wounded). Edit: I found the same question on bgg, it's been answered, but not by an official https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3251387/article/43828747#43828747
Normalement c'est pour aujourd'hui!!
 Edit: reçu !!! A priori y a tout. il me reste à déballer la WGUMCD |