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<blockquote data-quote="Epidiah Ravachol" data-source="post: 5277941" data-attributes="member: 42319">Hearing news like this really makes my day. You should completely restack the tower. And then scramble to use some powers to refill the Courage Pile. The monster's powers should get enough pulls going that the tower will get dangerous again real soon.You move in turns. However, whenever you leave a room that has other teenagers in it, those teenagers have the option to go with you. So you can get into situations where a bunch of kids are all moving together.Yup! They appear wherever they want at the beginning of their turn and disappear at the end of their turn. The monsters need to get things going fast, because the tower is completely refreshed and you're much closer to the dawn. If you ever get two or three monsters in there, it gets really crazy. Fleeing becomes more and more attractive.I don't have the book in front of me at the moment, but if that's not there, it's definitely going to be there.Seriously. Made. My. Day. And Emily's too.I especially love how your daughters were honing their storytelling skills. And I'm so glad the monsters helped sweeten the bitter taste of the fallen tower.I think I'm going to be pointing people here to illustrate what the game can do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Epidiah Ravachol, post: 5277941, member: 42319"] Hearing news like this really makes my day. You should completely restack the tower. And then scramble to use some powers to refill the Courage Pile. The monster's powers should get enough pulls going that the tower will get dangerous again real soon. You move in turns. However, whenever you leave a room that has other teenagers in it, those teenagers have the option to go with you. So you can get into situations where a bunch of kids are all moving together. Yup! They appear wherever they want at the beginning of their turn and disappear at the end of their turn. The monsters need to get things going fast, because the tower is completely refreshed and you're much closer to the dawn. If you ever get two or three monsters in there, it gets really crazy. Fleeing becomes more and more attractive. I don't have the book in front of me at the moment, but if that's not there, it's definitely going to be there. Seriously. Made. My. Day. And Emily's too. I especially love how your daughters were honing their storytelling skills. And I'm so glad the monsters helped sweeten the bitter taste of the fallen tower. I think I'm going to be pointing people here to illustrate what the game can do. [/QUOTE]

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