"Stop, stop, it's already deaaaad!" :)) Saw 5 videos on combat tutorial - this is the only one that was clear and simple to understand. Thank you SO much! Our hero!
Thank you for the tutorial. it REALLY helped to understand and visualize how it works and I really like the different examples that you gave, it allows me to understand the intricacies and variations of the connections. Yes the focusing of the camera was glitchy (you should get a better camera for sure if you intend to keep making tutorials, which I think you should because you explain things well), but I am very thankful of all the time you spent making these videos for Tainted Grail. Great job!
Beside the focus thing (I think it is better if you just left the cards on the table, they are readable actually) the sound is VERY low. I have turned up my laptop speakers to 100% and still struggling.
Little less on the so’s would be great and maybe set the focus of the camera to manual so you have a set point where you know the cards are readable. This will improve the quality of the video. I still would like to thank you for taking the time to explain the game.
@19:07 you placed 1 cube in the damage pile, later you put 1 magic cube. But at the free one it says 2x. You put another 4 cubes, shouldnt it be 3 as you already placed one @19:07?
when you start the second act of a diplomacy card, what happens with the played cards ? to you pick 3 new cars and continue the existing sequence ? or you remove all the played cards ? If so do you discard them or shuffle them back in the deck before picking new cards ?
About the rules. in the 2nd chapter the setup say to shuffle in 2nd and 3rd "tier" encounters. but the storybook said we have to put down a 4th tier one. I don't remember the name, but it was a riot, or lynch mob or something. My question is that we ignore that encounter because it shouldn't be in play, or just follow the story book and fight against it? It almost killed 3 of us. In the 2nd chapter...
you can and should run from most of the starting encounter until youre stronger. the point of that encounter is to introduce you to roaming guardians , If I am understanding correctly
I disagree. It’s a poor tutorial made worse by poor camera. Instead of explaining the rules and the showing examples, he just jumps in with “so, we play this and this lines up which is like paying a cost so we get this.” What!?!
Thanks for explaining.... What happens when you take the „Breath of Wyrdness“ blue encounter card and you went into this encounter as a party ? Does every party member have to make the tests? What happens if one succeed and the other fails. Reward for the First and failure for the second? Regards Michael
So when you draw Breath of Wyrdness as a party, you would resolve it as a party. For part 1 it says 'roll a die and add your spirituality.' you would only roll one dice, and than add the highest value of spirituality among the people on the party. So let's say your character only has 1 spirituality but your teammate has 2, you would add two. And you either succeed together or fail together
Ya I'm definitely not a pro when it comes to videos I'm not a hundred percent sure how to fix it. I'm making another series of videos that will focus on smaller parts on Tainted Grail in terms of the rules. The videos will be shorter and I got a handful of ideas to improve them. Wish me luck!
the game says you put basic diplomancy and encounter cards with advaced who are the basic and who are the advanced ones i cannot find any clue in the rulebook that says which is which.
So the basic Diplomacy and Encounter cards are denoted by a small flag underneath the name of the card. The advanced combat and diplomacy cards do not have a flag under the name Then there are character specific combat and diplomacy cards which have the characters name at the top of the card
So playing HeX card in combat and the ability on that card doesnt count the pool size of your magic it couts the times u used magic in this encounter. hmm was this in rule book?
So what happens when i connect a bonus sign to the 2x multiplier? or its just count for a bonus placement and thats it?Another question : in the second combats first turn, u also can put any card down even if it doesn't connects?
So it goes like this (example is with 3 players vs an enemy) Player 1 plays there cards Enemy attack player 1 Player 2 plays there cards Enemy attack player 2 Player 3 plays there cards Enemy attacks player three. After everyone has gone once, everyone is than active again. You can switch up the order however you want. But it's important to know that Player 1 can't lay down anymore cards until all the other players and taken their turn
Really poor focus, stopped watching after 2mins. Appreciate the attempt, but you need to be in focus when recording a video, sorry but is 101 camera work 😕
In terms of the encounter decks, the purple, grey, and green ones are combat encounters and the Blue ones are diplomatic. In terms of your character cards it depends on which character you picked. Of you picked beor as your starting character your combat/diplomacy cards would be blue
This is the opportunity attack. If you do not play a card on your combat step you have I'll suffer whatever it says in the opportunity attack and you will draw an EXTRA card as well You will also suffer the opportunity attack whenever you escape
@@jinjoz42 If I am not mistaken, you discard down to 3 at the end of combat/diplomacy, but effects can make you draw well beyond that before discarding occurs.
@@ChainAssembly you are correct, I should have made that a little more clear. You can have more than three cards in your hand but you will need to discard down to three at the end of each round of combat
Unfortunately I can't manually adjust the camera I was using. But I recently upgraded my equipment and I will be making a revamp of this video with higher quality sound, video, and a little more structured walkthrough
You state that when you mulligan, you discard your three cards, draw two, then shuffle the three discarded cards into your combat deck. The rules as written do not state that you shuffle the cards back in. 1) Page 13 states that cards discarded during combat are NOT shuffled back in until combat ends. 2) the mulligan rule on page 14 states that you “discard” your hand if three cards and draw two. 3) nothing in the subsequent rules for combat discusses ever shuffling cards back in before combat ends. Is there an errata supporting your description? If so, you should mention that in your video. If not, it is a pretty good example of sloppy publishing that wastes a lot of people’s time and will cause many people to be playing with the wrong rules.
You are correct, you discard the cards you mulligan. That is a mistake on my part and i apologize. I plan on remaking these videos so they are more clear concise and I will make sure this is corrected and will be triple checking everything else in the future
Oh I agree I could have done a way way better job. This was like the first video I ever made, and I just opened the game like a day and a half ago. Hoping to make more tainted Grail content that is up to a better standard soon.
@@jinjoz42honestly besides the camera issue and you saying “So’ way too much, you did an incredible job for it being one of you’re first videos ever. It helped me a lot.
"Stop, stop, it's already deaaaad!" :))
Saw 5 videos on combat tutorial - this is the only one that was clear and simple to understand. Thank you SO much! Our hero!
Thank you! Though looking back all I want to do is redo it ha ha
Thank you for the tutorial. it REALLY helped to understand and visualize how it works and I really like the different examples that you gave, it allows me to understand the intricacies and variations of the connections. Yes the focusing of the camera was glitchy (you should get a better camera for sure if you intend to keep making tutorials, which I think you should because you explain things well), but I am very thankful of all the time you spent making these videos for Tainted Grail. Great job!
thank you for those 4 videos !
Beside the focus thing (I think it is better if you just left the cards on the table, they are readable actually) the sound is VERY low. I have turned up my laptop speakers to 100% and still struggling.
I do solve this on later videos and I also plan to redo this video to bump up the quality across the board.
Little less on the so’s would be great and maybe set the focus of the camera to manual so you have a set point where you know the cards are readable. This will improve the quality of the video. I still would like to thank you for taking the time to explain the game.
Hey I really appreciate it. I'm thinking about remaking the video so it's a bit more clear and not so long
@19:07 you placed 1 cube in the damage pile, later you put 1 magic cube.
But at the free one it says 2x.
You put another 4 cubes, shouldnt it be 3 as you already placed one @19:07?
You are correct
Yeah, I believe at @19:47 he forgot he had already placed 1 cube for Practicality.
when you start the second act of a diplomacy card, what happens with the played cards ? to you pick 3 new cars and continue the existing sequence ? or you remove all the played cards ? If so do you discard them or shuffle them back in the deck before picking new cards ?
Diplomatic Encounter starts at 32:00
Thank you for this comment !
I want a dollar for everything you said “so” 😝
Heck I want a dollar for every so lol
So... thanks for the video
No problem. More to come. I also plan on remaking this one to just increase the quality of it across the board
About the rules. in the 2nd chapter the setup say to shuffle in 2nd and 3rd "tier" encounters. but the storybook said we have to put down a 4th tier one. I don't remember the name, but it was a riot, or lynch mob or something. My question is that we ignore that encounter because it shouldn't be in play, or just follow the story book and fight against it? It almost killed 3 of us. In the 2nd chapter...
you can and should run from most of the starting encounter until youre stronger. the point of that encounter is to introduce you to roaming guardians , If I am understanding correctly
Red cubes are not damage,is combat progres
Cheers
It was a night and day difference when I looked at it as progress rather than damage. Definitely makes more sense.
This is a great tutorial ruined by the camera work.
I disagree. It’s a poor tutorial made worse by poor camera. Instead of explaining the rules and the showing examples, he just jumps in with “so, we play this and this lines up which is like paying a cost so we get this.” What!?!
Boy were we playing wrong
Thanks for explaining....
What happens when you take the „Breath of Wyrdness“ blue encounter card and you went into this encounter as a party ?
Does every party member have to make the tests?
What happens if one succeed and the other fails. Reward for the First and failure for the second?
Regards Michael
So when you draw Breath of Wyrdness as a party, you would resolve it as a party. For part 1 it says 'roll a die and add your spirituality.' you would only roll one dice, and than add the highest value of spirituality among the people on the party. So let's say your character only has 1 spirituality but your teammate has 2, you would add two.
And you either succeed together or fail together
Was this filmed with a 2011 or 2012 model potato?
2011
Sorry, I can’t keep on watching it. The camera focus is killing me. Such a shame.
Believe me looking back at this, all I want to do is redo it. And I just might
at 29:33 if you play this card and conectit, will you draw 2 cards by the multiplier? or only works to the cubes?
Good videos but everything is out of focus so it makes it hard to focus. Thanks anyways though, still helpful
Ya I'm definitely not a pro when it comes to videos I'm not a hundred percent sure how to fix it.
I'm making another series of videos that will focus on smaller parts on Tainted Grail in terms of the rules. The videos will be shorter and I got a handful of ideas to improve them. Wish me luck!
the game says you put basic diplomancy and encounter cards with advaced who are the basic and who are the advanced ones i cannot find any clue in the rulebook that says which is which.
So the basic Diplomacy and Encounter cards are denoted by a small flag underneath the name of the card.
The advanced combat and diplomacy cards do not have a flag under the name
Then there are character specific combat and diplomacy cards which have the characters name at the top of the card
Thanks for the tutorial. Hard to watch. Get a better camera man! My phone camera focuses better than that.
I'm contemplating remaking it on the style of some of the videos I just posted
Ha, when you put your MTG terminology in check @ 50:12
Lol I might remake this video and do some MTG references to make it a little easier of possible
It was a pleasure to watch it. Thank you for doing it. Pozdrawiam.
So playing HeX card in combat and the ability on that card doesnt count the pool size of your magic it couts the times u used magic in this encounter. hmm was this in rule book?
So what happens when i connect a bonus sign to the 2x multiplier? or its just count for a bonus placement and thats it?Another question : in the second combats first turn, u also can put any card down even if it doesn't connects?
How does one determine initiative/ sequence of attacks for multiplayer? You mentioned you were unsure but hoping you had figured it out now
So it goes like this (example is with 3 players vs an enemy)
Player 1 plays there cards
Enemy attack player 1
Player 2 plays there cards
Enemy attack player 2
Player 3 plays there cards
Enemy attacks player three.
After everyone has gone once, everyone is than active again. You can switch up the order however you want. But it's important to know that Player 1 can't lay down anymore cards until all the other players and taken their turn
Thanks!
Really poor focus, stopped watching after 2mins. Appreciate the attempt, but you need to be in focus when recording a video, sorry but is 101 camera work 😕
can you tell me what card colors are diplomatic and what colors are combat
In terms of the encounter decks, the purple, grey, and green ones are combat encounters and the Blue ones are diplomatic.
In terms of your character cards it depends on which character you picked.
Of you picked beor as your starting character your combat/diplomacy cards would be blue
Wouldn't the Elk run away if you only played 1 card? It has the "opportunity" ability.
As long as you play 1 card, the opportunity effect won't go off.
The opportunity effect will apply if you play 0 cards or when you try and escape
what does opportunity mean on a card
This is the opportunity attack.
If you do not play a card on your combat step you have I'll suffer whatever it says in the opportunity attack and you will draw an EXTRA card as well
You will also suffer the opportunity attack whenever you escape
@@jinjoz42 thanks for all the help
what is your hand limit if any
When in combat or diplomacy your hand size is 3
@@jinjoz42 If I am not mistaken, you discard down to 3 at the end of combat/diplomacy, but effects can make you draw well beyond that before discarding occurs.
@@ChainAssembly you are correct, I should have made that a little more clear.
You can have more than three cards in your hand but you will need to discard down to three at the end of each round of combat
Stop relying on autofocus, it only takes a second to manually adjust the ring on your camera.
Unfortunately I can't manually adjust the camera I was using. But I recently upgraded my equipment and I will be making a revamp of this video with higher quality sound, video, and a little more structured walkthrough
You state that when you mulligan, you discard your three cards, draw two, then shuffle the three discarded cards into your combat deck. The rules as written do not state that you shuffle the cards back in. 1) Page 13 states that cards discarded during combat are NOT shuffled back in until combat ends. 2) the mulligan rule on page 14 states that you “discard” your hand if three cards and draw two. 3) nothing in the subsequent rules for combat discusses ever shuffling cards back in before combat ends.
Is there an errata supporting your description? If so, you should mention that in your video. If not, it is a pretty good example of sloppy publishing that wastes a lot of people’s time and will cause many people to be playing with the wrong rules.
You are correct, you discard the cards you mulligan. That is a mistake on my part and i apologize. I plan on remaking these videos so they are more clear concise and I will make sure this is corrected and will be triple checking everything else in the future
the worst explanation of combat rules and video i've ever seen. jesus. how hard can it be?
Oh I agree I could have done a way way better job. This was like the first video I ever made, and I just opened the game like a day and a half ago.
Hoping to make more tainted Grail content that is up to a better standard soon.
Ha! great reply. Given the context you've supplied I forgive you. I hope your videos are going well now!@@jinjoz42
@@jinjoz42honestly besides the camera issue and you saying “So’ way too much, you did an incredible job for it being one of you’re first videos ever. It helped me a lot.