Q: When heroes skip their first turn, it would mean they skip their entire turn structure, including start of turn refreshes, would that be right? A: Yes, if the heroes have to skip a turn, then they skip the entirety of that turn meaning no refreshing or any other start, during, or end of turn effects. Q: Does the overlord draw a card when he defeats/destroys a "hero" token (peasant, miner, etc)? A: No, unless a quest specifies otherwise, the overlord only draws a card when defeating a hero. Others have figures only performing a single move action period (with no other abilities). Some state that the figure cannot perform more than 1 move action, which leaves it (depending upon what it actually is) able to perform other actions. Q: When either tokens treated as heroes or monsters have "only 1 move action", does that mean they can only perform 1 move action during their turn and absolutely nothing else? Or does it mean that they can spend their 2nd action to attack or remove stun, burning etc? A: It depends upon the specific wording in the quest. Q: Do NPCs that have no stamina convert any stamina loss suffered from an attack or an ability into damage? A: Yes, if they have no Stamina, all fatigue suffered is converted to damage. Q: If the Overlord is dragging out an encounter that he is in a position to win (in order to beat up the heroes and draw more cards for the 2nd encounter), can the heroes choose to forfeit - and end the encounter immediately - or do they just have to take their lumps? A: Unfortunately, there is no way for the heroes to forfeit an encounter. Unless otherwise specified, anything treated as a hero (and therefore not actually a hero) can only be affected by monster attacks, hero abilities, and Overlord cards that target a hero. Q: Can heroes trade with figures "treated like heroes"? A: No. Q: Many quests have townsfolk or NPCs that are treated as a "hero figure." Others, such as in the Cardinal's Plight quest, have NPC's that are treated as a "hero." What is the difference? A: There is no difference between the term "hero" and "hero figure" in the quest rules. (1) Q: Does "after dice are rolled" mean "during the roll dice step, but after rolling dice," or "any time after dice are rolled, until the attack is resolved?"Ī: After dice is immediately after dice. Decisions can be made and minds can be changed between hero turns. » General Rules Q: Do heroes have to declare the order in which they act before the turn starts and do they have to keep to that order ?Ī: Each round, the players decide as a group the order in which each hero activates.
The official Descent Second Edition FAQ and Descent Second Edition Rulebook can be found on the official Descent Second Edition support page here. Note: Please submit all meta comments/discussions about this page to the Descent Second Edition Unofficial FAQ Meta Thread.ĭisclaimer: All the answers contained herein are unofficial and are subject to change or further clarification. New answers provided by Adam and Justin should continue to be posted in the "FFG Sez" thread or the Labyrinth of Ruin "FFG Sez" thread for reference. This page is not for discussion - all items should simply link to the appropriate source(s) where the rules were established. This wiki page is a compilation of answers by Adam Sadler and Justin Kemppainen to questions regarding Descent: Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition). As the popularity of the thread rose, it became apparent that an alternative method of organizing the information would be helpful - that's where this page comes in! This content started as a forum thread by Robin in the "FFG Sez" thread.
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