Betrayal at House on the Hill Group 1

[Kish]

(Note that Rhinehardt needs to operate the Revolving Wall successfully to reach Zostra. The ghost has no such problem.)

[Ronnoc]

(I forgot that existed, roll's in the dice thread.)

[Kish]

Zostra might survive the ghost's Sanity attack, but cannot roll well enough to survive Rhinehardt's attack.

The Traitor wins!

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Rhinehardt: Weddings always make you cry.

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Feel free to share your QTs if you wish. I'd also be interested in feedback; was the game fun, did anything stand out as good or bad?

[Ramsus]

I had fun. I'm certainly up for playing again.

Some of the rooms were hard to read later on when they were getting smaller. Maybe keep a spoiler for all the rooms and their special rules? I know I had to go keep checking where the Mystic Elevator spoiler was each time it came up.

[Ronnoc]

I had a lot of fun and am up for playing again. I felt a little bad as early haunt triggers are hard on the heroes coupled with benevolent rng for me. I think the game would benefit from a firmer turn sequence as it would allow more opportunities to capitalize on buff rooms or positive events like they can in the tabletop version.

[Rocks_Fall]

I enjoyed this as well, and I’ll be looking for the next chance to play.

[JbeJ275]

It was a lot of fun, though I am curious. Since the haunts usually choose the one who triggered it or the one with the lowest sanity what was it that caused Rhienhart to be chosen?

[Kish]

Only two of the fifty basic Haunts choose "lowest Sanity."

In this case, the Haunt chose "highest Knowledge."

[JbeJ275]

Only two of the fifty basic Haunts choose "lowest Sanity."

In this case, the Haunt chose "highest Knowledge."

Really? . I geuss it just made sense to me personally for that to have the greatest affect, and not having that much expierience I extrapolated it to much.

[Kish]

Mechanically, that would mean "Rhinehardt is way less likely to be the Traitor than anyone else," which they were unlikely to do.