Red Dragon Inn Boxed Card Game

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Older versions of this card (or any other card) should be played as though they had the revised wording printed on them. Why are we thanking you? It’s because you guys are so awesome we have to move forward with an early reprint of Red Dragon Inn 3 and another of Red Dragon Inn 1! As part of this reprint, we decided to do a few updates to the rules and card with more clarifications that fix some problems we have come across. If forcing a player out would cause there to be only one player left in the Round, players have a final chance to respond as described above. If no player does, the Round of Gambling ends and the remaining player wins.

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. Some cards force a player to leave a Round of Gambling. When a player is forced out of the Round, each player, including the one being forced out, has a chance to respond (for example, with "Oh, I guess the Wench thought that was her tip.. ", "My holy blade detects lies!", or some other anti-cheat card). The original Drink and its Chasers all count as a single Drink. A card that allows you to Ignore a Drink will Ignore the original Drink and all of its Chasers.We travelled up to Kirby Lonsdale for the day out and had already planned to go to 'The Red Dragon' for lunch. We were nit disappointed. This change also allows us to have promotional drink cards or include individual cards in later releases. Example: Wizgille reveals Water as her Drink. Phrenk spikes it with all three of his spike cards, plus Poison. After all the Drink modifiers resolve, Wizgille plays “I didn’t activate my temporal dilation field. It’s just deja vu” to Negate the spiked Drink. (Under the original RDI 3 rules, this play was not allowed, since the Negate window for her Water had already passed.) Play a Gambling or Cheating Card: Playing either of these two types of card gives you control of the Round of Gambling. The card you play may have other effects, as well.

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. The Wench thinks you should stop playing with the drinks" cannot be used to Negate a card that buys you Drinks, forces you to drink, or directly increases your Alcohol Content. Players who lose the game in this way still must pay one Gold to the winner of the Drinking Contest before splitting their Gold. If no cards remain in your Drink Me! Pile, or if you reveal a Drink Event Card, there is no additional effect. Do not continue revealing cards. You do not sober up if your Drink Me! Pile runs out while revealing Chasers. It is really dog friendly and I would recommend The Red Dragon as the perfect destination for a meal and a drink when you visit Kirby Lonsdale.

More Drink Rules

This creates two copies of Mead with 2 Alcohol Content each (half of 3 rounded up). After this, Phrenk plays "Here ya go... This'll make that drink better! " on Kaylin's Mead, giving it a total Alcohol Content of 4. When the Round of Gambling is over, normal gameplay resumes. The player who started the Round moves on to their Buy Drinks Phase. Cards that increase or decrease the Alcohol Content of a Drink will affect the outcome of a Drinking Contest. If a Drink is split, Ignored, or given to another player, this does not affect the outcome of the contest.

Mead is a Drink that has its own built-in split effect. When a player reveals Mead, players first get an opportunity to affect the Drink. Ignoring ar Negating a Drink, passing a Drink to another player, splitting a Drink, and increasing or decreasing a Drink's Alcohol Content are all considered changing the Drink's effects, so "The Wench thinks you should stop playing with the drinks" can be played in all of these cases.Split your Gold in half. One half, and any remainder goes to the Inn. What's left gets split evenly among the remaining players, with any remainder going to the Inn. You are out of the game. Running out of Gold During Gambling”: now clarifies that the rule about other players not having to ante doesn’t apply if you get out of having to pay with a card like “Illusionary coin”. For the purposes of this rule, playing “Illusionary coin” counts as anteing, so the other players have to ante, too. A member of the Staff immediately came and replaced a bowl of water for our two dogs saying, "Here is fresh water as I do not know how long the water has been there for". Our dogs were made to feel as welcome and as important as my friends and I were. We could not have asked for more for our beloved dogs.

Pooky was originally the pet of Zot the Wizard, a character from the first Red Dragon Inn. Pooky can get a little violent, which might stop him from reaching the top of the best pet list anytime soon, but he has an adorable charm to him. Mead Example: Wizgille reveals Mead during her Drink Phase. No player alters the Drink, so she decides to split it with Kaylin. Redirection Example: Kaylin plays "Actually, his bite is worse than his bark" to make Eve lose 3 Fortitude. Eve plays "I'm not Eve. She's over there " to redirect the damage to Wizgille.

If two or more players would like to play Sometimes or Anytime Cards at the same time, see "Timing" under "Other Rules".