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@@btharveyku08 Its highly possible :p I always do my best to make aure I play accordingly, though I had fun regardless.

@@JeanCharlesRenaud In the solo rules there is a swction for both junctions with regular cards that have junctions, as well as the up/down cards that have junctions. When junctions are first mentioned it just says a junction may be placed of you choose. When junctions are brought up again, during the up down section, it states "if there is a junction symbol on the cards, there is no limit -" "-as long as it follows the insteuctions to go up or down." As a result I would take the seperation of junctions rules to mean that if it comes up on a regular card you cannot move the column up or down, but if it comes up on an up or down card, you can move it up or down to any height. I probably messed that up while played :p, but that seems to be how the rules are written. Hopefully that helped! Thanks for stoppijg by, its greatly appreciated

@@harris741 Just trying to give the people what they want :p Thank you for stopping by, it's greatly appreciated!

Sorry see that was already pointed out. Really liked this game, and watching some others play.

@@kolomahler Yes, there are mistakes. People make mistakes. Its been revised and reuploaded. That video is linked both in the video and is the pinned comment, which you likely saw before making this comment. Deleting the video would mean pretending mistakes dont happen and nothing was learned from it. Thank you for stopping by, its always appreciated

@@boardgamesareforeverybody2501 Wonderful! Then this one can be deleted

@@The_Crimson_Wolf_ Thanks for stopping by! Definately a lot easier than the rules make it seem :p Some stuff I missed l, or misinterpreted, has been cleared up in the comments. Glad it was helpful though!

@@boardgamesareforeverybody2501 My only question so far is the kamae with the warrior... So do you just collect the focus and then move it to the next spot since the focus isn't a spot itself? I.e. either that path going straight up or left. My question might be answered by watching the rest of your video (I'm gonna get back to watching it later today).

@@The_Crimson_Wolf_ correct! The focus spot isnt an actual spot. As a result you just take your focus token and continue along the path. If there are multiple directions that can be chosen, you choose either. Likewise, since the focus spot cant be landed on, you also cant choose to place your token there when given the opportunity to move to any space on the track

​@@boardgamesareforeverybody2501 Thanks! What happens if you attack an opponent and they don't have focus tokens? Is it basically a scratch? Do they suffer additional wounds or some status?

@@The_Crimson_Wolf_ Focus tokens are only used in order to use attacks that require a focus to be spent. If a player doesn't have a focus token, then playing a card that requires focus is an invalid move. I don't remember what the rulebook says in the event a player plays a card and doesn't have the focus to play it. You could A) Inform the player that the card is invalid, as they have no focus, and allow them to play another card, B) Have both players play a new card so that they dont have info on what you played, or C) chalk it up to a mistake on their part for making an invalid play and proceed with the turn order with them unable to activate their card. Definitely something that could be house ruled to suit how you want your game to run. Hopefully that helped a little.

Thats is definately a good play! Cant believe I didnt realize that.

The card says that in those cities, items are CHEAPER. You don't sell at the original price. The move you can make is to load up on spells and go sell in another city or wait for the event to end.

@@luizcfsob That is correct, yeah. You would have to go to another city to sell them afterwards.

@@MichaelThorage thank you for the response on corrections! Cant always get everything right, there are just so many rules :p Ots good to know movement can be broken up, the rules made it seem like you had to choose to do one first but that makes it feel so much less restrictive. That restriction is what makes me think that your comment in initiatove for blocking seems off. Not that im saying it is of course. Having to choose the exact same initiative as your opponents attack seems way too complex to ever be able to block accurately without blindly guessing and hoping for the best. If that is the case, I would personally house rule it as a quicker initiative will activate the block. Thank you for stopping by and helping out with clarifications!

@@boardgamesareforeverybody2501 Rulebook is very confusing and badly written, I agree on that :D .Regarding blocking you do not guess, blocking character choose initiative after all cards being revealed(page 24-reveling cards timing sequence) and only at that initiative speed attacks are being blocked. That blocking rule is described in the rulebook page 19 just above the Counters section. I guess that game will have so many different ways to play as many players is going to play it due to unclear ruleset.

@@MichaelThorage They choose last? That maks much more sense. So if two people we attacking one person, for instance, the could only block one attack? I will have to keep that in mind.

@@boardgamesareforeverybody2501 only if those two people would attack at different initiative speeds, then yes only one would be blocked. If both would attack at the same speed, then both would be blocked.

> Movement can be mixed the way you want if it is in the same line on the card [...] Yes and no afaik - you can choose whether you want to move first and rotate later or the other way round but you cannot make a partial move then rotate and then spend the rest of your movment points. Because that would counter the rule that when moving you have to move in a straight line (p15 "Moving your Character") > That is actually in the rulebook. Could you pls state version and page of the rulebook where this can be found? (since I've tried to find it in the "Jan24 Rulebook Errata v1.1" myself without success)

To my understanding of the rules you are not allowed to jump to a focus spot, as the spot itself cannot be occupied. The only way to get a focus token is to move passed it during a movement on the track. In saying that, if you found it more streamlined, you could house rule that you can jump to the focus space, then move to the next space in line.

You cannot jump onto the focus space when executing a "switch to any Kamae" - simply because the focus point is not a Kamae. Only Aggression, Balance, Determination and Neutral count as Kamaes (and Neutral is explicitly excluded as target of a "switch to any Kamae" by the rules)

If I remember correctly, I believe I just did them in release order. In any case in the order I purchased them. Im not sure that any of them are "first". You could probably get away woth playing any of them. As far as free play is concerned, I know some of the expansions have story beats, I cant remember if this one did however. Id say it likely works best in free roam

Nice! Hopefully you enjoy it. It a fun play, but fell off pretty early for me. By the time I got through all the expansions I wasn't having as good a time with it. In any case, hopefully you have a good time with it!

I'm glad it was able to help you! That was what I had hoped it would do for some people when I made it, as we had trouble ourselves finding information on the rules. Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy the game!

Hi, I had some questions about defense cards and rules. If could you help me, ill aprecciate it. I just block one hex and thats the hex i choose in the begin of the turn? For example, there are defense cards, such as "Obedience" (Student's deck), which shows 3 hexes to block, but doesn't specify an initiative number. In this case, all 3 hexes are blocked, regardless of the number of advantage chosen, if the initiative is greater than the opponent's attack? In contrast, there's the card "Ember Block" (Warriors Deck) where there are also 3 possible hexes to defend, but in this case, right at the bottom, there's a number 8. I couldn't understand what the card meant. Can I block only on initiative 8? Some cards especify the ahead hexes with numbers, in this case, the defense only Works in The number o choose as initiative? Hope you understand...My english its not Very good.

@@miguelvo If I understand what you are asking, you are more or less asking about initiative in regards to defending an attack? If that is the case, the way I understand it is that Defense cards block provided they have a stronger initiative than the opponent (It makes sense to me that you would need to raise your shield in anticipation of an attack opposed to raising your shield after the attack has happened). You could also view it that so long as you meet the requirements of defending an attack (you shield icons covering all of your opponents attacking squares, or your shield icons covering the opponents location) that it defends regardless of priority. I suppose it is something that could be agreed upon as a house rule of sorts if you find some defenses aren't quick enough. But it could also be argue it factors into the strategy. In any case, hopefully that explanation helped a little bit!

The plus symbol litterally means you take the Stun card PLUS the Kamae change.

They are unfortunately pretty pricey for the amount of actually content in the boxes.

May I know,have you play SENJUTSU by any chance?

I knew Id find a use for the die eventually! RIP "FU" the Warrior :p

Thank you! And thank you for stopping by. Its always greatly appreciated

Very much so enjoying the content of the expansion so far. Still one of our favorite games on the shelf, so always nice to see more. The stickers specifically have given a little new life to the board with the visual charm, but man did it take us so long do sticker them all! We did find that all the sticker allowed for double sided stickering of the pieces with the acceptation of the grey tokens (I normally just call them wells, but I know they can be other things as well), where we have maybe four or five that could only be stickered on one side. In any case, we have still been enjoying the new content! Thanks for the comment, it's always appreciated

Any news of this coming to Europe, maybe even localized? :-) In love with this game and don't want to miss this upgrade!

@@verdicktrobin AEG typically works with European partners, but I don't know of any news specific to this expansion. Fingers crossed! Thanks for he kind words 😁

It can definately be oberwhelming. But just keep at it! Refer to the rules when needed if that helps you. Ive also opted not to touch the expansions until I go through the base game. No need to add more rules onto a game I am learning :p

Thats correct yeah! Breifly mixed it up with cooking which can be done as an extra action, and for that you discard resources.

For sure, I'm definitely bad for making mistakes even AFTER learning :P It happens. So long as you are having fun, thats what matters.

I haven't encountered death yet. Well... Sort of anyways. I should say I haven't had the need to reread the section of the rulebook for what happens when you die :P So unfortunately im not too sure.

I've just had the Death Token start at the next campaign where it last was in the previous one.

It it the song if time. Was going to go with the song of storns, but felt the song if time was a better representation of the game.