Helping Others On Quests | Shadows over Camelot

Jubilee Shalom

United States

California

My son just got Shadows Over Camelot for Christmas. We have played it 5 times without the traitor (my son is 7) and so far we have figured out the majority of the rules. My question.. is a knight allowed to help out on a quest that he is not directly on?
Thanks!

Posted Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:42 am
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Håkan König

(hakko504)

Sweden
Oxie

Normally, no. But clever use of special white cards and abilities can at least indirectly help others at quests where you aren't. (AKA, give them more cards, life points etc. F.i. King Arthur's ability to trade cards is very useful here.)

Posted Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:38 am
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ackmondual

(ackmondual)

United States

Virginia

hakko504 wrote:

Normally, no. But clever use of special white cards and abilities can at least indirectly help others at quests where you aren't. (AKA, give them more cards, life points etc. F.i. King Arthur's ability to trade cards is very useful here.)

Also, Lady of The Lake to assist on the Excalibur quest

Posted Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:30 pm
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Jubilee Shalom

(GameGirl58)

United States

California

Thank you both so much for getting back to me so quickly! We'll be playing tomorrow night so this is very helpful.

Posted Fri Dec 30, 2011 2:49 am
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