Buying Drinks cannot be Ignored. However, if a player plays a card that allows them to buy extra Drinks for another player, any player may use an Ignore effect to Ignore other effects on the card. Of course, everyone will have their preference. So be sure to try out any character from the roster that catches your attention and enjoy a wonderful trip to The Red Dragon Inn. If two or more players would like to play Sometimes or Anytime Cards at the same time, see "Timing" under "Other Rules". This change also allows us to have promotional drink cards or include individual cards in later releases.

It is possible for multiple players to lose at the same time. If this happens, first determine which players are passing out. Each of those players divides their Gold among the remaining players as described above. If a player passes out as a result of drinking a Drink during a Drinking Contest, that player loses the game, but does not split their Gold among the other players until after the Drinking Contest is completed. Zariah is a unique Mage who always brings her three favorite summons to the tavern with her: Scrappy the Lion, Bandit the Ferret, and Amber the Alemental (Yes, it really is a living mug of Ale). When Zariah plays her cards, she can sometimes summon one of these three familiars. As soon as all three are summoned, they will combine to form the three-headed Chimera: A terrifying beast that allows her to perform powerful actions. For example, you may play an Anytime Card during your Discard and Draw Phase before you discard and draw. Kaylin cannot lose 3 Alcohol Content since she is already at 0, but she still must pay Phrenk 2 Gold

Example: Kaylin is at 0 Alcohol Content. Phrenkplays "You're looking a little green. Drink this. " to make Kaylin lose 3 Alcohol Content and pay him 2 Gold. Negate Example: Kaylin plays "Don't call me cute!" to make Serena lose 2 Fortitude. Serena plays "How dare you strike a Paladin! " to make Kaylin also lose 2 Fortitude. Getting Started”: now specifies that 2-player games start with 8 Gold each rather than 10. With 10 Gold, we found that it was nearly impossible, even for a strong money-stealing character, to win on Gold. Changing the starting Gold to 8 makes for many more interesting decisions in 2-player games. If Mead is the result of a Drink Event Card or if Mead is revealed as a Chaser to another Drink, it may not be split with another player. The player drinking the Mead takes its full effects. Ignore Example: Serena plays "Blasphemer! " to make Kaylin lose 3 Fortitude. Kaylin responds by playing "*Poof!*" to Ignore the effects of "Blasphemer!" Kaylin Ignores the Fortitude loss, but Serena still gains one Piety, since the card effects her normally.

When he's not busy committing evil deeds or practicing necromancy, The Lich King adores a trip to the tavern. The Lich King transferred part of his essence into his severed hand, granting him near-immortality. This makes him a pretty unique and challenging character. Instead of 20 health, the Lich King starts with just 13. To make up for this, the Skeletal Mage has five detachable fingers that he can use to ignore all cards used against him.

When you Negate a card, you completely prevent it from resolving. The Negated card goes to the appropriate discard pile. None of its effects happen. If neither Phrenk nor Wizgille decides to play "I don't think sol " on Kaylin's card, Kaylin Ignores her Drink and remains in the game. Kaylin responds with "We don't think so!" Serena's card is Negated, so it has no effect. Serena does no damage to Kaylin, and her Piety remains unchanged. Keep your Gold and stay conscious. If you run out of Gold, or if your Alcohol Content is ever greater than or equal to your Fortitude, you are out of the game. Some Sometimes Cards allow you to Negate or Ignore another card. These cards are described in "Negate and Ignore Effects" under "Other Rules".

When a card is played that can split or duplicate a Drink, it creates separate, independent Drinks. A card that affects a Drink can only affect one of the split Drinks. If a Drink is altered before it is split, then the altered Drink is split. After this, if any players have no Gold, they lose the game as well. This means that if one player passes out and another runs out of Gold simultaneously, the player who is running out of Gold could be saved by getting a share of the Gold ftom the other player! Also under “Drinking Contest”, we now specify that a Drink that makes you lose AC counts as a 0 for the purposes of a Drinking Contest.Phrenk plays "Hereya go... This 'll make that drink better! " to add2 Alcohol Content to the Light Ale. After Phrenk's card resolves, Kaylin will have another opportunity to play "Ah! I really needed a bath" to Ignore the spiked Light Ale, even though she previously chose not to respond. Looking for a place to stay in Kirkby Lonsdale? Then look no further than Red Dragon Inn, a quaint inn that brings the best of Kirkby Lonsdale to your doorstep.