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Special rules say that lurker wavethrowers summon vermling scouts instead of lightning eels.

Are water hexes the only valid places for these summons? Or is it empty hexes excluding water hexes?

2 or 3 years into a 2p campaign, all but 2 classes unlocked, one main quest line to go. Winter year 3, prosperity 8, 62 scenarios complete, up to 53 scenarios to go. 5 buildings still locked, all possible building upgrades complete at this point until more are unlocked.

Just wondering, from those who completed the campaign: Did you typically play every side quest open to you? Do you continue with side quests after beating the main campaign, or just call it quits? Do you generally unlock and upgrade every building?

Not looking for spoilers. Just wondering if it is feasible to complete say 50 more scenarios, and by extension, play about 3 or 4 more classes. I've already retired 5 classes

Hello, so I've completed 6 classes and am considering Geminate as my 7th (starting at Level 4). Wondering specifically if he won't be too difficult in a 2 player game? I'd build around item FH #222 >!black box, discard 2 cards to heal self for 6!< To make it a bit more forgiving.

Is this worthwhile? Anyone done something similar? Hesitant because of all the dislike for the class, but not sure if that applies to late game.

Do any of these starters unlock a class-specific scenario upon retirement that is otherwise inaccessible: drifter, deathwalker, geminate.

Spoiler tags as necessary.

Just hoping to unlock/play as many scenarios as possible in our campaign.

Thanks!

If I am just reinvesting dividends like say a couple hundred bucks, does it really matter? I might overpay or underpay for my ETF by a couple of bucks, but in the grand scheme of things, is it really that big of a deal?

Same goes for buying ETFs right at market open or at close. As long as I am trading relatively small amounts, does it really matter if I occasionally don't get the "best price"?

Continuing my thought process of how we get this game to more tables.

There is a 400 page PDF rulebook that is hard to find. Even in hardcopy it is daunting, and a big ask to read the whole thing. (I haven't).

What the game needs is an online rulebook or resource for folks who want to play for free with playing cards. Nicely indexed for mobile, quick loading, easy to find what you need while in a game. Maybe using Rulepop or something like that? Or maybe just web based. Definitely with a "quick start" section.

But yeah, that is my ask/suggestion. Thoughts?

I'm curious. The entire rulebook was released, and this is a game that can be played with pen and paper and am ordinary deck of cards.

So unless I am missing something, this game appears to be fully playable - no need to wait for the Kickstarter fulfillment.

But I haven't heard anything about anyone actually playing already. Are people just playing campaigns and not talking about it? Or waiting for the published materials?

I'm just surprised that there isn't a bigger push to get this into people's hands and get the word out.

Thoughts?

Focusing on the number six.

Is it possible that the >!six letter word!< from the >!barons bafflers!< Each correspond to a specific color (or no color), that can be entered in the breaker box VAC? Or that the acronym >!from the license plate!< Corresponds to specific rooms which correspond to specific colors which can be entered into the breaker box?

The power bumps from level 5 to 6 and level 6 to 7 are so tremendous, that I was wondering, have all scenarios been tested or competed at this difficulty?

Now that there are digital versions I wonder if stats on these sorts of things can be tracked or looked at.

Spoilers for late/endgame stuff.

Has anyone >!completed Dare Mode!< And then >!obtained the blue notes in Dare Mode to confirm they are the same?!<

I was just thinking that >!blue bird is similar to swansong so there could be something, particularly in the Garage to do with the!< >!acronym!<

I wanted to share my pleasant surprise with my experience with TD student accounts.

The marketing on these accounts is confusing because it seems to be directed toward adult students, but I can confirm that these accounts are good for kids as well.

My kids were with RBC Leo ($25 promo for opening the account), but that one is only for kids under 12, and doesn't let you use the debit card at merchants, making it basically useless.

So I opened up the TD accounts not expecting any cashback or promos. But, to fund the accounts, I eTransfered money directly from the RBC Leo accounts to the new TD accounts. This triggered one of the conditions for promos and TD soon added $50 to each account

I happened to be skimming the prospectuses (?) of various broad market ETFs and I noticed they highlight several risks that aren't often discussed, such as Cybersecurity Risk.

For example, for XEQT, scroll down and open the 489 page prospectus and navigate to page 60 where they discuss cybersecurity risk: https://www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/309480/ishares-core-equity-etf-portfolio

Cyber Security Risk

*A cyber-attack or a failure to implement effective information and cyber security policies, procedures and capabilities could disrupt the operations of BlackRock and its affiliates, the iShares Funds, Dealers, the service providers to the iShares Funds and the trading

It would be fantastic if the next update allows a swift enchantment on the watering can. It's not too powerful and would speed up charged uses in the volcano dungeon.

Thoughs?

If you are moving accounts for promos, always set up your successor holders and beneficiaries right away! Just do it at the same time as the account transfer and then you don't have to worry about it.

Reminder if you are married: you probably want to set your spouse as successor holder for your TFSA, and set your spouse as your beneficiary (100%) for RRSP, SRRSP, and LIRAs. This makes sure everything runs smoothly if the worst happens.