da_mayor

It's not SUPPOSED to delete the characters. For example, when it came time for cloud saves, I deleted my favorite party and rebuilt it, and the Experienced characters were still there. Now I can play on my tablet OR my phone.

Unless there's a non-magical variant, the Horsechopper +1 is a Promo card, which you only get if you picked up the bundle. To find it in the Gallery, hit the P at the far right top and the weapon symbol (the Axe) below that row.

This is a very-reported bug. A variety of summoned henchmen are triggering close checks. The devs have eyes on it, at least in this thread.

I don't think this card exists in the physical game (yet).

Doesn't cost me nothin' to copy-and-paste from a spreadsheet... Beast Skin Blessing of Cayden Cailean Blessing of Milani Centipede Venom Social Climber Renewal Black Marsh Spider Venom Hat of Glamor Whetstone Cook Bloodroot Poison Valet Varisian Illusionist Displacement Blessing of Sivanah Life Leech Venemous Bolt Wyvern Poison Blessing of Achaekek Bewilder

That's a question for the folks at Paizo, not the folks here at Obsidian. And it's not exactly a new question, as you may have guessed.

No problem. I know of about 19 other cards in a similar state to those 2 Blessings. Do you need a list, or will the fix catch them all at once?

Actually, there are two more Loot Allies in S&S: Alise Grogblud and Vailea.

You mean in PA, or in the whole of the card game? Lady Agasta Smythee is a Loot Ally in Skull and Shackles.

Depends on the loot. The WoE does. If you look up in the upper right corner just below the card title, it'll tell you what kind of boon it represents, and thus what kind of "slot" it occupies.

It's the latter - "X Check" means "check with the X trait" (it doesn't matter which card or power provides the said Trait). So, if you're closing a location that requires a Divine skill check, that won't have the Divine trait, and thus Fr. Z won't help?

You never know when you might want to discard his Deathbane Light Crossbow (+1!) to give someone a d4 on a combat check. He can't do that until he's proficient.

Not for Blood in the Sand. That's the one that says that when you discard more than one card for damage, you have to bury one of the ones that you discarded. So you SHOULD be burying from the discard pile. See how the blue outline is around the provisionally-discarded cards near the discard pile, but not around the card in his hand? The weird thing is, I would expect the provisionally-discarded cards to become actually-discarded, and then the discard pile "tray" should come up with those three cards demanding that you bury one. Did you try that cancel button and try discarding your cards again? (I'd understand if cancel buttons make you nervous...)

This has been reported many times and acknowledged by the devs. I don't BELIEVE that it was fixed on this last patch (didn't see it in the notes), but it's in the works.

Going through on Heroic... Three characters, five locations, last card left in the game... Odds are 4 to 1 against Magga going to that one location and eating the last card. ...dangit Magga!

This is another situation where the traits and skills having the same name can cloud the intent of the designers. Does the phrase "to your Divine check" mean "check using your Divine skill", or "check which has the Divine trait", or both? (I didn't check to see if this was asked on the paizo forums...)

Some examples include Blessings of Milani and Blessings of Cayden Cailean, which are considered "Treasure" B Blessings in the Gallery, but don't have rarity borders.

...which can happen if you failed to acquire some allies.

Good Luck! Look on the bright side, at least it isn't vs Barl! As it happens, I left the game running 'til the recent update came out, and so I quit and updated. Never actually started, so now I have 5 fewer blessings, and I'm gonna have to bury a card if I take damage.

Just went through Legendary "Them Ogres..." Every Henchman defeated causes 1d4 Force Damage to EVERYONE. And wouldn't you know it, damn near EVERY SINGLE BARRIER I found summoned a horde or henchmen. I suppose it's probably a bug that there was only one round of damage per horde rather than per henchmen.

I dunno if this is Worst, per se, but I'm not lookin' forward to it. First run through AD3 on legendary, just started Fort In Peril.

Nice!

Glad y'all are enjoying it. I deeply love that last roll in the physical game, where everyone piles everything on 'til you have a double-handfull of dice and a big ol' flat bonus. My record in a Season of the Righteous game was 106, I believe. (And I didn't count the Transmogrify, which lowered the difficulty rather than adding to the check.) However, it's kinda cheating since you can roll d20s (I had 5) in Wrath of the Righteous...

This has come up before, and another gent came up with a procedure... Go to the Scenario Selection screen with the same party with which you completed Burnt Offerings on Legendary. Tap each Scenario in turn, and watch the Difficulty skull. It should be Red as you touch all five, since you completed them all on Legendary. If one is green or blue, redo that scenario on Legendary and see if the Shield is awarded then. Hope this helps.

This has been reported (many times) and has been acknowledged by the Devs (here, if nowhere else).