I had the same problem with my group. Here is a good list of rules that might help you with playing time. When the Dark Lord is killed, his physical form is broken, but his spirit remains as powerful as before. The Dark Lord will restore and reform his body, and he will fight all the characters he meets in later rounds with all his strength and art. Subsequent encounters follow all the rules of the encounter with the Dark Lord. • The werewolf figure can enter and exit expansion panels such as the dungeon area, according to the normal rules for a character entering and exiting these expansion panels. When the werewolf figure reaches the last place on an expansion board, like the treasure in the dungeon region, it must immediately move to any room in any region (except the inner region) and stop moving in that room. The player who moves the werewolf figure chooses in which room it moves. With expansions and various house rules enabled, the main objective can change and is often determined before the game begins. To check the current end during a game, select the Command Crown field on the board and you will see the current end card, unless the “Hidden Ends” rule is in play.
When a character encounters Dragon Libra, he must draw a card from the deck that matches the dragon scale, even if there are already one or more cards in the room. The character must solve all cards in the room according to the normal rules (cards must be solved in order of their encounter number, enemies with the same encounter number add up their strength and craft, etc.). This can cause a character to dissolve an adventure card from the main game before solving the newly drawn card if the dragon card has a higher number of encounters. Given the length of the base game, adding the expansions will result in a longer gameplay. I don`t see how you can reduce playing time again without making significant changes to the rules (even smaller ones). If a terrain card is on terrain that allows you to move between boards, characters can still move to and from the expansion card according to the normal motion rules of that expansion. I have a huge list of potential house rules that I sometimes use. For a character to use a motion effect with the phrase “instead of rolling the cube for movement”, the character must be able to roll a cube according to normal rules of motion. If the character cannot roll a die according to the normal rules, he will not be able to use the movement effect.
A: Yes, as long as there are no other characters on the ground. If there are other characters on the control crown, the character should be found there instead of meeting space. If there are no other characters on the crown of command, the character will encounter all the cards on the field that follow the normal rules (see “Encounters”). Each time a player throws a “1” for his turn, he finishes his turn as usual, but he must then roll the dice again and move the werewolf piece according to the normal rules to move a character, with the following exceptions: The encounter with dragon cards in the dragon tower follows all normal rules (cards must be solved in the order of their encounter number, Enemies with the same encounter number add their strength and art, etc.), except that creatures cannot be influenced by any spells, nor can they be bypassed. Characters can use Dragon Scales as usual. If a character is defeated or ordered to miss his turn, he will not be able to hit any of the remaining cards on the field. Talisman: Digital Edition is based on the revised 4th edition of Talisman by Fantasy Flight Games. Slight changes were made to the rules to keep the gameplay of the digital version fluid and also to clarify areas of rules that were unclear or contradictory. The great thing about Talisman is that it`s pretty easy to adapt to house rules to play it both more strategically and faster. It works especially well with my young guys (5, 7, 9), who all love the game. Even though we had fun playing it, we rarely played up to the crown of command. Instead, we often opt for a different goal, and now we`ve developed a system that we think we`ll use as the default house rules for a relatively short game that`s always a lot of fun.
It will quench your thirst for talisman while avoiding the grind. A lot of good rules out there, funny how many people decide: “The game ends when the crown of command is reached.
