How to Play Oath: Chronicles of Empire & Exile

[@katsudonSaikou]

Amazing video, fast paced but not overwhelming, fast spoken but never at the loss of clarity. Thank you very much for this!

[@Swietrz]

Much better than the 30 minute explainers, that tend to make new players feel a bit lost

[@adamheeley285]

Ther are so many rules for a game this small!! I will probably have to watch this again

[@stevenswanson9519]

Thanks, I was looking for a concise refresher

[@dpollere]

I think I know the answers to these, but it might help others: 1) When you lose warbands from losing a combat, do you round up or down? 2) Can you banish a player to a facedown site? 3) If multiple “bandit ruled” sites are face up, can you campaign against all of them at once? 4) Does the chancellor still roll the end game die if a citizen is the oathkeeper? If he would win because of the dice roll, in this case, would he still win? 5) What exactly does a citizen need permission from the chancellor to do (move warbands from sites to his board, move warbands between citizens boards, etc.)? Thanks guys!!!!!!!! Great video. I’d LOVE to see more Oath content!

[@dpollere]

Oo, I got another FAQ that’ll help! 6) When Searching in a discard pile, do you stop drawing after drawing a Vision (like you do when Searching in the World Deck)?

[@marcello9476]

@@dpollere for no. 6 the answer is No. You only stop when searching the world deck

[@theadventuresguild6514]

This is one of the heaviest games I own and I'm scared to try it lol

[@RollforCrit]

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[@ccmonter]

Thanks for a great explanation

[@robertflinch2447]

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