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The only character who can apply the Magic trait to a Wisdom or Charisma/Diplomacy check is Kyra. Even if you use Eloquence or a similar spell, those don't apply their traits to the check. (Only cards that define the skill for the check, like weapons and combat spells, do so.) So if you did it with Kyra, that's a bug. If it was anyone else, it was correct.

I don't know of one, but you can buzz through the Gallery with the Treasure "AVAILABLE" button clicked, and that will only show you Treasure (and other unlockables, but just ignore the black-lined ones).

Best I can do on short notice. Edit: Bronze/Common's on the left, Gold/Legendary is on the right. The difference is much less subtle than the two silvers, as the bronze has no filigree at all, and the gold has gobs of it.

Yes, correct, you should never have rolled. That's not a bug. First, they still raise all your difficulties by 1 each. Second, the point of Iesha Foxglove is that she requires you to work not to take damage. And instead of having a hope that you might not have to make that Wisdom or Charisma/Diplomacy roll, it's automatic. The point is to make the scenario more difficult. I think it managed.

Just verified. The rule on Heroic Foul Misgivings is, "When you encounter a Haut, summon and encounter the villain Iesha Foxglove. 1 Wildcard power."

Did you specify Normal difficulty? If you're replaying a scenario, it usually ramps up the next difficulty by default (Heroic). The rules are different at Heroic difficulty, and there's a "wild card" rule, some of which include, "All banes are 3 higher difficulty to defeat".

I rarely do, but sometimes if I find myself rolling Fortitude rolls a lot, I'll keep a Potion of Fortitude around until I find the Amulet of Fortitude. Also, if I pick up a potion of Healing and don't use it immediately, I'll give it to Merisiel.

I'm told that they're separate characters, developed in entirely separate ways.

Thanks Flounder!

1. is being talked about in another topic. The devs don't like something that just says, "OKYouWin" because there are people who are startled enough when a Blessing of the Gods ends up in their hand. (I suggested an "Auto-succeed" button so you have to take SOME action to say, "Yes, I'm committing these resources so that I don't have to actually roll".) Haven't heard anything about 2. though.

Just got Orik's Shield last night. Onwards!

Correct. If you're looking at your Gallery with the Treasure buttons set for "AVAILABLE, then you'll see any as-yet-un-acquired cards as blank with a question mark or two on it. These will have one of five frames. There's a plain copper one which is for common cards acquired (only) via chests. There's a slightly more ornate silver one for rare cards acquired (only) via chests. There's a still-yet-slightly-MORE ornate silver one for epic cards acquired (only) via chests. (For a side-by-side comparison, look here.) There's a notibly more ornate gold one for legendary cards acquired (only) via chests. Then there are black ones, which are acquired Some Other Way. The only ones I KNOW how to acquire are the Samisen (Complete adventure B on Legendary), Orik's Shield (Complete Adventure 1 on Legendary), and the Skinsaw Mask (Complete Adventure 2 on Legendary). I am REALLY curious to know how to acquire Blessings of Milani and Cayden Cailean, so if you find out, lemme know.

Nevermind. Somehow, Lem got selected.

I'm running Android 6.0 on an HTC One M9 (yes, I know phones aren't supported). (No Pass-and-Play, no Permadeath, Story mode, Merisiel at Catacombs of Wrath, Lem and Kyra at Village House, Turn order was Lem;Kyra;Merisiel, Trouble in Sandpoint, Legendary difficulty, Card encountered was a Wrathful Sinspawn summoned when Erylium was encountered, Not a first explore (I think), Don't remember what I encountered before Erylium, This is before any aiding was attempted, No Horde.) Lem encountered Erylium. Kyra was at his location and chose to handle the Wrathful Sinspawn. First she had to make a Wisdom check or her difficulties would be increased by 1 for the rest of the turn. For some reason, her Wisdom came up as 1d6. She should have been 1d12+2. Screenshot attached.

And then Valeros kicks down the door to the Tavern! In his hands he holds a comically large pair of scissors he found from some goblins. The Scissors are huge but crude.He glances around the room and his eyes lock with yours. He scowls as he spots the codex laying on the table next to your mead. Suddenly Valeros busts into a flurry of motion as he sprints over to your table; Without saying a word he brandishes his large Horseclippers +1 and places the codex between the blades. He muscles bulge and the veins stand out like roots of a tree in his arms. After a few seconds of pressure the blades meet and the codex is cleaved in two! He tosses the scissors and codex on the floor pivots about and heads towards the door. As he opens the door to the tavern, a chill October wind rustles his hair and flickers the candles at the tables. He turns his head slightly and glances over his shoulder; A small grin playing across his face. He whips out his "Light of Sarenrae Dimmers" that he won from Balazar, after a night of heavy drinking, and places them over his eyes. As he adjusts them further up the bridge of his nose with his index finger they catch a glimmer of light from the fireplace and the dark glass lenses sparkle. He walks out into the night... TLDR Scissors beat paper. ...where he trips over the discarded Luck Stone and impales himself on his on Horseclippers. Rock beats Scissors.

Dilicious irony...

"Dilettante" is extremely easy to misspell, so not a huge surprise.

This has been reported.

When I discard an animal to explore, I have to actually explore first, and THEN it pops the animal up on top of the encountered card with "Recharge" and "Discard" buttons. I was kinda startling at first. Side note: The Rogue Ape is NOT an Animal. This is by design, and not an error.

Come to think of it, I should play Harsk more. I just had an end-game scenario where I sent Merisiel off to a closed location with a light crossbow to give Lem an extra d4 (plus any blessings) on Gogmurt.

I gotta admit, Black Fang is a lot nicer to deal with when you have a Sidherion Medallion or two.

I just gave my fiancee my cold and left her at home with my tablet. I'm over 5K and think I'm gonna hold out for 40+8.

Since I've got this up, here's what it looks like with actually unlocked cards. Quarterstaff +1 is rare. Potion of Secrets is Epic.

Yes I can... On the left is Epic. Note the wee thumb of filigree sticking out on the top left, and the expanded filiigree in the bottom right corner. On the right is Rare, for comparison.

I reported #2 in a couple of other Threads, and the Devs have noted and have added it to The List. #3 has been reported as well, and had also been acknowledged by the Devs.