Hello from scenic Wilmington, DE

[bwindle83]

(06-02-2016 06:42 PM)August700212 Wrote:  Did you play competitive or cooperative?

I have only played the coop rules and was wonder if your "over the top enjoyment" was from which version.

We played cooperative against the Scarecrow using the basic minion chart. There were some rules neglected (missed rolling on the coop mystery chart a bunch of rounds) by accident that made the overall game a lot easier on us but we still all got KO'd bad in the showdown. We decided to end the game there since the shadow track had not moved much due to not rolling on the mystery chart. Oops!

The person I got the game from had player aids printed out that didn't include coop-specific stuff and I hadn't read the rules thoroughly.

I don't see us ever playing competitive as most us consider ourselves casual gamers and it wouldn't be as easy to bring new people to the table.

(06-02-2016 06:42 PM)August700212 Wrote:  You can play AToE with the Coast omitting the SW board to save room.

Nice! Do any of the mystery or event cards or anything else have to removed once mixed with the others? I'm very disorganized and like to avoid anything that makes a game harder to get out onto the table.

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(06-02-2016 06:12 PM)Old Dwarf Wrote:  The party at TZG never ends (well as long as Sarku pays the bills) Welcome, to another AToE Fan.
I have the Coast but never actually played it.

Have you tried Eldritch Horror ? I found that for me at least it does a better job at creating a Lovecraft
feel than AH.

So once again scenic Wilmington welcome from exotic South Jersey.

OD

Haven't tried Eldritch Horror but it does seem like it would definitely be better than AH. I did play Mansions of Madness once a long time ago and had a similar experience to AH, wanting to like it but just not having a very good time.

Has anyone created a Jersey Devil villain for AToE?