Defend the manor house

[CA Jones]

Can you use cards on the manor house (it states it is considered a normal building except for rolling random buildings and no searching) such as lights out or lizzy the shopkeeper?

[mqstout]

I believe you can. Nothing here indicates you can't (http://flyingfrogwiki.com/ffpwiki/index....nor_House)

[swiftfoxmark2]

(01-11-2011 02:57 PM)mqstout Wrote:  I believe you can. Nothing here indicates you can't (http://flyingfrogwiki.com/ffpwiki/index....nor_House)

Yep, anything that doesn't involve searching or rolling random building works on that place.

Nasty way to win the defend the Manor House, in my opinion by placing Lights Out on it if you're a Zombie player.

[Criesto]

I can't remember where this was introduced, or what it's use was for, but in one of the later expansions it breaks the manor house down into 5 different rooms. Each rectangle being one, and the one in the center being another. This wasn't made so when the game first came out though. So my group likes to play where, each of those rooms counts as it's own building. It just makes the game a bit more fair. That way, if someone drops Lizzy, they can only do it on one room and same goes for Lights Out. It just keeps it a bit more balanced, because Lizzy can really ruin a game of Defend the Manor House.

[Who is CA Jones?]

(01-11-2011 04:26 PM)swiftfoxmark2 Wrote:  

(01-11-2011 02:57 PM)mqstout Wrote:  I believe you can. Nothing here indicates you can't (http://flyingfrogwiki.com/ffpwiki/index....nor_House)

Yep, anything that doesn't involve searching or rolling random building works on that place.

Nasty way to win the defend the Manor House, in my opinion by placing Lights Out on it if you're a Zombie player.

Liz is a great card to have for this one...

[BrainManiac]

(01-11-2011 07:03 PM)Criesto Wrote:  I can't remember where this was introduced, or what it's use was for, but in one of the later expansions it breaks the manor house down into 5 different rooms. Each rectangle being one, and the one in the center being another. This wasn't made so when the game first came out though. So my group likes to play where, each of those rooms counts as it's own building. It just makes the game a bit more fair. That way, if someone drops Lizzy, they can only do it on one room and same goes for Lights Out. It just keeps it a bit more balanced, because Lizzy can really ruin a game of Defend the Manor House.

Great idea. Gotta have to remember that the next time I play it