Bampop

Or just don't play blessings from a character at another location.

Yes, but the Farmhouse buries ANY ally that would be discarded.

Ascension

I'm able to bury by dragging to the immediate right of the discard pile.

...when you don't read between the checks? Rolling Divine against Justice Ironbriar. I did not throw all I could because I was holding back some Blessings for the Combat check, Divine OR Combat. Duh. I still destroyed him, but during the victory story break, I was waiting for him to say, "Psych! Now fight me!"

...when you've accepted frequent crashes because you play on an older iPad, but then this happens: Crash immediately following a successful roll, but when you continue, it hadn't saved. Fail new attempt. (I did have it happen the other way once. I tried to screenshot what I hoped would be an alpha strike. I succeeded with 48, but CRASH! Came back and rolled a 52.)

Three groups. 1) All females except Seelah (Plays normal mode.) 2) Started as all males. Moved Amiri in once for her Move power when I needed flexibility around the Guard Tower. Took Harsk out. Left it this way. (Plays heroic.) 3) Started as Seelah and Merisiel. Moved Harsk in when Amiri subbed in group two to keep him in line with the others. Moved Lem in for reasons I can't remember. (Plays Legendary) I played a bunch of group 1 in the beginning (don't remember how many scenarios) and then played catch-up. Now I play through each scenario with each group. I only get to play once or twice a day,and I don't think I'm all that good, so I'm only up to Foul Misgivings with group three right now.

Well, I'm kind of hoping multiplayer won't be random, so I can stick with people I subjectively enjoy playing with. If, however it's more of the Organized Play model, you'd have to hope for the best. If people want to make an easy game easier just to experience the story of it, I'm not hurt by that. It's different in a competitive or pay-to-win game.

I'm not sure how it could ruin multiplayer. I'm not saying it's good necessarily, but if someone creates a power account, doesn't that just help you in a cooperative multiplayer?

It's for the next thirty days, not thirty times. If you forget to log in, it's lost.

It doesn't happen when I want it to. I used Augury to find the villian at the Prison early on. I moved Meri there to be healed by whomever was already there and then explored like a damn fool. (I still had locations to close and Meri had no way to fight at the time) Evaded and never found the villian again.

Scenarios have rules added. In Brigandoom!, before you play a box popped up that said "During this Scenario: When a Villian or Henchman has you Recharge a card, Draw a Card."

That's a fair point. Then I agree that these forums are s good place for people to gain information to make an informed decision before purchasing.

If that's all you want, pay your $25. Play only in Normal Mode. Ignore Heroic and Legendary modes, ignore Quest, and ignore treasure chests. If you play the game in nothing but Normal mode, you should be able to play exactly what I played in the physical version.

This isn't exactly right. The Class Decks were designed for Organized Play as part of the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game Guild, with the optional benefit that you could add them to your normal play. The numbers on the Class Deck cards let you know when to add them to your regular game OR during which Organized Play scenarios.you could take them as rewards. So even though the Fox on that checklist has the (B) on it, it's only to denote that you could put it in your regular set from the very beginning if you bought the Class Decks as supplemental materials. None of that is important, as the issue I had was that the OP was looking around the Internet to support his incorrect claim that there were cards available in the physical RotR game that are not available in the Obsidian version, and chose a checklist from a product that wasn't available at the time the adapted product was.