Dice Conquest Board Game Thief Hero | Playthrough #1 | DaniCha

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Feel free to let me know if I've made any mistakes and I'll be happy to make a note.
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When removing the highest set of matching numbers, it is looking at all the dice that have a matching die value/values and removing the highest valued set.

[@Psychicsports901]

Just got this game, looks good , thanks for the play through, I will be playing solo , good video 👍

[@DaniCha]

Good luck when you play and thanks for watching :)

[@DaveJBailey]

Great playthrough! This is a fun little game!

[@DaniCha]

Thanks for watching! And agreed!

[@jblitzen]

Thank you, I was considering this game. I don't think it's for me, but you showed me what I wanted to know about it. Thanks!

[@DaniCha]

Glad I could help!

[@gozzywozzy485]

11:50 your highest set of matching numbers for the Doppelganger was your pair of 3s, not the solitary 17.

[@DaniCha]

Yes, I did play the matching numbers wrong. Thanks for pointing that out and I'll make a note in the description as well!

[@gozzywozzy485]

@@DaniCha cool :) was a great playthrough, but you made it harder for yourself!

[@jakubpise6188]

I think in the end you could have finally used the iteam magic "Quicksilver Blade" and changed the dice value to 2. Then change it to 17 and eliminate the Gargoyle... I just looked up the video because of his magic iteam "Dagger of Piercing". My question is if I use this item and activate the Thief ability, will I get the card back? Because if so, then this character is almost unstoppable.

[@DaniCha]

That’s a good question. I’m not sure! Might be worth asking on the BGG forums though. Thanks for the comment and the strategy tip with Quicksilver Blade.

[@bluesteel8473]

Are you sure the percentile of 30 counts as a 3?

[@DaniCha]

Yes, I believe so based on these rules: Special Dice Notes: When choosing the D10 die (10-sided die with one digit on each face), the "O" face is equal to a 10 When choosing the D10% die (10-sided die with two digits on each face), the 00 face is equal to a 10. For all other faces, only use the first digit (for example, 20 = 2, and 30 = 3). A 10 on this die is similarly read as a 1 (and not a 10).