Retiring, Swapping and Tag-teaming Investigators - Arkham Horror LCG Card Game Arkham Chronicle 023

[@meeplemansions]

It almost felt like I was watching the "Tower of Dice" with those impersonations! 😊

[@ArkhamChronicle]

Well done for spotting the ‘pop culture’ reference :)

[@SaniFakhouri]

"It's like XCOM, but with C'thulu!". Bahaha!

[@ArkhamChronicle]

:)

[@ColaTheLodger]

Love the Dice Tower riff.

[@ArkhamChronicle]

Thanks mate! :)

[@CameraMan9258]

I love your Dice Tower parody

[@ArkhamChronicle]

Yay! Someone got the reference. Well done!

[@bobbyfactor2207]

Bahamas! Sheez.. Worshiping Cthulhu pays! Also... showing 3 cores of L5R... There are international laws against cruelty, you know.

[@ArkhamChronicle]

Just between you and us Bobby there is no guarantee there is anything in them. Shhhh though…

[@xanthus8699]

I know that this is an old video but how do you deal with a swapped out investigator or an investigator that misses the final campaign as you carry over into a new campaign? As a rule I have been trying out adding an extra weakness till a campaign has been completed.

[@ArkhamChronicle]

We always start fresh investigators but we have been thinking about a video on roll-over investigators. Thanks for the prompt! :)

[@mikejonesnoreally]

Just a quick rules question that doesn't seem to be well defined. Can you "grind" different acts for xp? Also, if you haven't beaten the first scenario is there anything wrong with cracking into your expansion stuff for the card variety and possible combos or even new characters? I don't dare add another base set because the "grim" rule would double the weaknesses (mandatory cards) in my deck but on grinding or just expanding my card base I really don't see a downside? I really love this game but there *are* points where I want to love it right through the window! Help please? :3

[@ArkhamChronicle]

In a campaign you only get to play things once and it tells you the order you must play them in. You get to insert side stories between scenarios when you choose. But it’s your game. You decide what is fun for you. Check out the BGG forumsboardgamegeek.com/boardgame/205637/arkham-horror-card-game/forums/0 for all sorts of advice and examples of what other players do.

[@mikejonesnoreally]

*House* "rules?" The Deuce, you say. Lucky for me I have this ancient tome of indecipherable logic! Oh. Wait. That's just an alpha Magic the Gathering "instructions" booklet. Ah! Here we are! See, nothing is indecipherable. That's why we have all of these *other* Star Trek/Star Wars card games! However I don't even have to crack this thing open because from your previews it looks like FFG has cast the Ancient CCG forbidden spell for me! What spell? Power Creep. Am I *really* expected to solve this puzzle with a mere core set? Uh, I may be a subscriber but that last question is rhetorical. *Runs to crack open all of my expansions muttering something about the vengeance of a Thousand Sons....*

[@bekindandhappy]

When a character gets eliminated from a scenario can you join with another character or do you have to wait until the next scenario?

[@ArkhamChronicle]

The rules say you must wait till the start of the next scenario.

[@bekindandhappy]

Thanks for the reply!

[@ArkhamChronicle]

You are very welcome.

[@Vak_Fairmont]

Can I put 0 xp, 0 trauma when I finished campaign once and want to start a new campaign? Is it possible when investigator retired, play him from 0 again?

[@ArkhamChronicle]

Campaigns aren’t usually linked. You start each one fresh and everything resets including your pool of available investigators.

[@Vak_Fairmont]

@@ArkhamChronicle thank you, I just don't want to 'get rid of' Investigator after he got mad or died (going my first Cycle finally, and worried if it will not work at all) :)