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Witchcraft!, Playthrough Basic Rules - Solo game
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Witchcraft! is a fast-playing, card-driven solitaire game where you lead a coven of witches in a fantasy world where magic is real-and so are the monsters. Building on the hidden / revealed mechanism of Resist! you will decide when to use magic to defeat the challenges you face-revealing yourself to your fellow villagers and being imprisoned for witchcraft. As you complete missions and defeat enemies you will try to prove to the villagers that magic is not evil, and convince a jury that you are protecting the village. Three jurors will decide your fate and their conviction is strong. Can you persuade them? Or will evil overcome you and the village?
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I preordered this after playing RESIST. Nicely designed.
Seems like such a fun game!! I definitely want to try this out!
Great playthrough. You made a few mistakes, but I think that is what many will do, and in solo games nobody can correct you when it happens.
0:16:55 You only had one Lilly in play when you played the Hidden effect of Eleanor Lilly. The cards in your hand are not considered "in play". You could have played Sabina Lilly first for the effect you did.
0:44:00 The Revealed effect of Carol Sullivan place a witch from Jail on top of the Coven deck not into your hand
0:57:55 The Hidden effect of Kathrine Kent place a curse from your hand into your Coven discard pile, not the Curse Pile.
1:07:58 The Hidden effect of Elcie Sullivan only give +1 for each other Sullivan, so it should only have a value of 4 giving a total of 13 (not 14).
1:13:18 The Revealed effect of Sabina Lilly give you one Witch back from jail per revealed Lilly in play. You had two revealed Lillys in play, so you could get two cards back.
1:14:26 There was only 6 curses in the curse pile, so the revealed effect of Kathrine Kent should only have given a value to 9, which give a total of 14 (not 15). But it is still enough.
Thank you Martin for the clarifications. I’ll do my best to remember it the next time I play 😊