League of Dungeoneers - Part 4 - Spring Cleaning - Part 2/2
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- Nathan takes his party under ground!
Some rules goofs:
- You need alchemy tools to harvest parts.
- At one point I roll a 00 and a 0 which is a 100 not a 0 as I interpreted it.
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Really enjoy this, please continue your coverage of League of Dungeoneers. 🙏🏻
On to video 4! Love this!
Yay! Thank you!
Great series! Thanks for uploading ❤️
Thanks for checking them out!
I was ready for another video,this is great.
Glad to hear it!
@@saveyourgame5578 its finally up to order so got myself a copy so excited sucks it takes so long for shipping, you still grabbing the expansiong?
Keep it going 😊 great play through
I hope to soon!
- I think that 2nd rat would have attacked the Wizard. Since charging would take priority over attacking, after that then would go for the closest which would be I think the ranger (next to rat 1).
- All the 0's is 100 not 0, it's the only way to fumble in this game.
Overall great run though. So many rules going on all the time in this game it's hard to nail them all until you have played several times. As someone wrote in p1 though, your vids have significantly less than the others I have seen, so great job.
Ahh gotcha. Thanks for the watch and comment! I appreciate that.
It certainly is a lot to juggle.
You did a great job hopefully u can keep going.
Thanks! I hope to.
I think there's a move and reload action.
Oh yeah! Someone mentioned that on the last video and I forgot to look into it.
I enjoy these sorts of games with the random tables generating the events….but the combat feels painfully shallow and repetitive.
You might right but it was a fight against rats! Mostly anyway. I mean in a computer rpg it often would be the first fight of the game with characters that just started. If the fighting is still shallow once you make a level or two and should have more options - and fight stronger, more interesting enemies - then we have a problem. I don't know if this is the case, i hope not because i recently pre-purchased the game.
I think that’s the case. It’s very much a tutorial level. Although I haven’t played it again since this video. I do know however that I punched out a TON on monster types though.
Very much enjoying your videos on LoD, thank you. I'm wondering - at around the 17'00 mark, would the Rat not have used the remainder of its Movement to continue on into the room with the Heroes as it can move through other models and ZOC for free with its Scurry ability? And then use its second Action to Attack one of the two adjacent Heroes?
Thank you! You’re probably right! I have a hard time juggling everything so sometimes I just do what seems logical in the moment in terms of the AI.
@@saveyourgame5578 I can definitely relate to that :)
I was super excited to back the 2nd printing of this as everything seemed awesome, but watching these videos the combat seems way to convoluted and slow for my group. Hopefully not always the case but it definitely worries me a little bit.
Fair enough! It’s definitely one of the slower dungeon crawls out there. Tons of fun options in terms of quests, items and monsters to fight though which is the appeal I think.
@@saveyourgame5578 The variety was definitely the selling point for me! I'll likely try it with my group, just a little nervous that the combat falls flat and they aren't interested in this.
50:31 you rolled a 00 on the percentile and a 0 on the 10. That is 100, not 0. Wouldn't that be a critical fail?
I just double checked and apparently so! I read it wrong. I’ll add it to the corrections.
30:00 is similar 30 and 0 is 40
@@WojoO 30 on the percentile and 0 on the 10 sider is 30 when you're rolling for a percentage..
@@disciple012 actually this isnt correct due to chances of rolling. You add what ever you got on d10 to percentile die. With that you have range from 1-100 not 0-99. Actually 00 and 0 is 10. 90 and 0 is 100.
@WojoO Incorrect. Like I said in my first comment, 00 on the percentile and 0 on the 10s is 100. I've been playing D&D for over 20 years, that's how it's always been. It's even explained in the Players Handbook.