Burying the Rooster on the first turn returns the blessing deck to 30, but the circle goes blank, as if there's no blessing there. No idea what happens if you'd try to play a Blessing of the Gods (didn't have one).

 

1.1.6.4, iPad Air 2, iOS 10.2.

Burying the Rooster on the first turn returns the blessing deck to 30, but the circle goes blank, as if there's no blessing there. No idea what happens if you'd try to play a Blessing of the Gods (didn't have one).

 

1.1.6.4, iPad Air 2, iOS 10.2.

This is working properly. Imagine it in a tabletop game: the first phase of the turn is Advance the Blessings Deck - when you play Rooster, you return the only discarded blessing back in the deck, so the Blessings Discard Pile remains empty, and it stays so until the next character's turn (and the next Advance the Blessings Deck phase).

 

Now, this would normally be of no consequence, but imagine the following scenario - first turn of game, you flip open a Blessing of the Gods, and then explore into a Werewolf (+3 when the top Blessing discard is BotG)! I'm not sure if the app has this implemented (is an extremely corner-case scenario), but in the tabletop - you would be allowed to now play Rooster during the encounter (leaving the Blessings discard pile empty, and therefore removing Werewolf's bonus), as it will directly affect the difficulty of your check to defeat.

Edited February 4, 20178 yr by Longshot11