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I can't believe people are playing Dungeon Twister regularly with the bug still not fixed.

You know, the bug that is allowing players to place tokens of their own color onto a tile.

The rules clearly state that a player should only place tokens of his opponent's color.

I am very tired of seeing my opponent set up a winning move because he/she was allowed to place his own color tokens.

A character must have direct access to the board that is going to be revealed.
All characters on the starting line have access to the first two adjacent rooms.
The player revealing the room first places all of the tokens face up except the objects of his own colour, one per square (on an empty or Rotation Gear square).
His opponent then places the remaining object tokens.

Source: https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/1772 ... mary-refer

Exactly! "EXCEPT THE OBJECTS OF HIS OWN COLOUR."
Every single game of Dungeon Twister I have played on this site, the opponent has been allowed to place his own colour tokens. FIX IT!!!

Wog wrote:Exactly! "EXCEPT THE OBJECTS OF HIS OWN COLOUR."
Every single game of Dungeon Twister I have played on this site, the opponent has been allowed to place his own colour tokens. FIX IT!!!

Actually it says the OBJECTS of his own colour, nothing about characters. It seems unclear to me. I certainly think the person revealing the room should have some advantage - just make sure you rush to reveal more rooms than your opponent...

Fysh99 wrote: Actually it says the OBJECTS of his own colour, nothing about characters. It seems unclear to me. I certainly think the person revealing the room should have some advantage - just make sure you rush to reveal more rooms than your opponent...

Wow, is that really the intended rule? Objects restricted but not characters? That is a HUGE/overpowered advantage. It's game breaking. If someone can confirm this, I'd appreciate it.

(edit: if that is true, it completely changes the strategy)

I found this : http://www.gamethyme.com/2007/04/dungeo ... tions.html

When a room is revealed, the player revealing the room places ALL characters, and all of their opponent's Objects. Then the opponent places the revealer's Objects.

So apparently, characters and objects are treated differently here.

Nanaki404 wrote:I found this : http://www.gamethyme.com/2007/04/dungeo ... tions.html

When a room is revealed, the player revealing the room places ALL characters, and all of their opponent's Objects. Then the opponent places the revealer's Objects.

So apparently, characters and objects are treated differently here.

Wow. Thank you for digging that up. I guess my frustrations are built into the game. Sad.

Wog wrote:
Wow. Thank you for digging that up. I guess my frustrations are built into the game. Sad.

Don't be frustrated, maybe you can build a good strategy using this advantage. Good luck.