The Flood Rises... Can Stella Escape? - TRUE SOLO ARKHAM HORROR

[@andrewacquaviva8622]

8:15 the hunting jacket was discarded, not defeated, so you wouldn’t get the cards back, would you?

[@Quick_Learner]

Not sure what you mean. It was defeated by horror.

[@andrewacquaviva8622]

@@Quick_Learner ignore me I thought it was Crypt Chill 😅

[@dylanhyatt5705]

Great fun - thanks. Hovering the curser over the key cards affecting the actions really helps. I'm thinking of adding the Insmouth Conspiracy to my collection - but it looks like FFG are bringing out a 'new' version (do you know in what way - if any - that it's different from the current version which is a lot cheaper? Oh - did you upgrade Stella just using the card pool that comes in her Investigator pack?

[@Quick_Learner]

There's a new repackaging of Innsmouth out already, and as far as I know, there aren't any differences other than a new campaign guide that's spiral-bound, and I think the guide also includes a new 'challenge mode' for how to handle the flashbacks. As far as the deck you're seeing here goes; it's mostly from Stella's deck, but not everything. Oops! (2) is actually from Return to Dunwich, but it absolutely slaps with the .18 Derringer. Hunting Jacket is also new from Hemlock.

[@dylanhyatt5705]

@@Quick_Learner Thanks - I am relatively new to Arkham Horror - so your relaxing pace is really appreciated - and I'm sure a lot of viewers who aren't overly familiar with the game appreciate that too. Arkham Horror is rich in atmosphere and story emerging aspects - highlighting the cards with the cursor and (I know it can be drag) but reading the Act / Agenda and other scenario text allows the viewer to engage with the imaginative strengths of the game.