What I've heard is that the "weenie" method of playing Dracula works best in the original version, especially with the random day/night roll, so it encourages stalling, essentially, since you're never guaranteed to have an advantage in combat.

In the FFG version, I've seen Dracula get aggressive because he is very strong at night, particularly if he knows what weapons the hunters have.

Hmmm... I must have misread that. I'll have to look at it again when I get home.

It seems like such an odd way to phrase it then. Why not just say that Hunters with dogs win ties rolled for initiative? The +4 seems very specific for what ought to be such a simple effect.

Steven
do you see these sorts of games available for sale in England?

Is it cheating if you look through the poster's owned games list to find the likely culprit?

Is it cheating if you look through the poster's owned games list to find the likely culprit?

I don't think it's cheating (I would have given that as the next clue) and you have the right answer. Checking geeklists about Spanish games could have helped too.

For those wondering, the words to be guessed were:


Your turn, Reish Galuta!