FURY OF DRACULA / INTERVIEW WITH Quincy Morris / STRATEGY For FURY Of DRACULA

Today, in honor of Hallowe'en, we are talking Fury of Dracula with Quincy Morris, KZbin's resident expert. In this interview, we chat about the history of the game, some strategy ideas for beginners and some other hidden movement games!
Here is the link to Quincy Morris' channel:
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and here is a link to his book, Pilgrim's Progress Reloaded:
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The third edition of Fury of Dracula features all-new art and graphic design crafted to complement the game's intuitive, thematic mechanisms. Rounds are now broken into day and night, with hunters taking actions during both, while Dracula can act only at night. Combat is now more streamlined and decisive, and new rumor tokens allow Dracula to mislead hunters and extend the terrible reach of his influence. Count Dracula triumphs if he advances his influence track to thirteen; if the hunters can defeat him before then, they save the continent of Europe and win the game.
The fourth edition of Fury of Dracula contains pre-painted miniatures instead of unpainted figures, a different rulebook and different card sizes.

[@Scotsword]

Great to see videos like this about Fury of Dracula, and to hear more about the game's history as well as strategy. We're currently running the first Fury of Dracula competition on the Digital Edition Nomad discord community, and hopefully the community can keep building from it and from more exposure of the game like this video!

[@LegendaryTactics]

Absolutely! What is the Discord link?

[@Scotsword]

@@LegendaryTactics I am not sure if my comment with the discord link is being posted. I can't see it when I check back to the video. Do you need to review it? If you can't see my comment to the link, I can email it to you or if you check out my KZbin, the link is in the description of most recent Fury of Dracula videos (it's a link to the Discord that won't expire).

[@Quincy_Morris]

Thanks so much for the interview! Had a great time talking FoD with you.

[@LegendaryTactics]

Any time! It was my pleasure!

[@hanslamal5632]

Great idea to do interviews like this, combined with attractive images of the physical and digital versions of the games! 👍

[@LegendaryTactics]

Thank you so much for saying so, and for watching! The imagery certainly looks a lot more interesting than a static shot of my Discord Channel. LOL

[@AnthonyP73]

I'm actually glad that I played the physical (4th edition) version first, to learn the rules from the ground up right off the bat. Also I fell in love with the physical aesthetics and mechanics of this beautiful set. I love it, it's my all time favourite game. Thanks for the vid and the additional strategy tips.

[@cynthiaumstattd3203]

You mentioned that you would link Quincey Morris’s channel in the description, but I can’t find it. Would you add it and a link to the book he wrote?

[@LegendaryTactics]

Yes, thank you for pointing that out, I don't know how I missed it! The links are there now

[@Gruzuck]

28:00 Maybe there's something that I understood wrong in the rules, but it seems to me that when he uses Dark Call, Dracula draws Encounter cards and not Events cards (which would be 75% useless indeed). This makes the card far more interesting IMHO. Am I wrong? [Edit: I'm talking about the boardgame 3rd edition, not the digital version]

[@grumpyjester]

At that point, he mentions how he would want to *change* Dark Call.

[@Gruzuck]

@@grumpyjester Oh, OK. I'm not a native English speaker, so maybe I missed the point. Thx! :)