Runebound 2nd Edition: Part 1

Assassins on the loose!

[@charliep1]

I really enjoy your videos and you have shown me some wonderful games that my group and I will be playing for a long time. Thank you!

[@PaulDarcy]

Charlie P Glad I could help out - and thanks for watching along!

[@bluehawks2064]

i love this game. Did you hear 3rd edition is coming out soon? I cant wait

[@creea2000]

Tough start, will the assassin keep his wounds or does he heal also ? Enjoy your videos very much. Thank you.

[@PaulDarcy]

creea2000 Fully healed - and thanks for watching along!

[@bookaddict777]

Well, look at the bright side: things can only improve from here, right? The second turn was definitely better than the first!

[@PaulDarcy]

Stasia Doster To answer would be to jinx it . . . Thanks for watching along!

[@JudahMaccabee_]

What's the difference between defend and attack? Isn't it the same roll for the same numbers? So for your first enemy, after round 1 was over, you started round 2 by choosing 'defend' against his 'ranged', worth 16. So you had to roll 14 or higher since your character's 'ranged' is 2. But choosing either attack or defend would be the same thing, no?

[@PaulDarcy]

Yes, but on defend you can't damage the enemy . . . Thanks for watching along!

[@JudahMaccabee_]

Oh I see. Thank you! And I understand that I can only attack once and defend the other 2, but do I always have to start from 'ranged' then 'melee' then 'magic'? Or when I get an enemy, can I just start by attacking with 'melee', for example and then defending the others?

[@PaulDarcy]

You have to choose which attack you are using - if the enemy has no ranged attack then you can skip it if you see what I mean and attack yourself on melee . . or magic . . . Thanks for watching along!