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Technically, no, the Death Star is just a really big exclusive System set. I would think that any large Ewok Village would be System, too, since like the Death Star it would probably just be a big playset.

In the description, but not in the name, like I had originally thought.

Yes, but in a situation where I'm using it as a last-ditch effort, I don't have to waste a Turn to use a Remedy if I have the Cobweb Cowl equipped. I don't really plan to buy it, though. Warden's don't make much Gold and I have other things I want to buy.

Most of the battles where none of the enemies are immune to sudden death and the rest of the heroes are still in excellent Health are going to be the earlier battles where I wouldn't want to waste the Soul Cage and a bunch of Remedies. I see the item being more useful as a last-ditch effort.

Quest 59 heroes, I'm fairly certain that both Etzel and Palathadric can heal the dragon if the core can't be defeated quickly enough. Yeah, it probably falls under the same category as the Constrict special in the Fields.In that light, maybe I should buy the Soul Cage... Worst-case scenario, I am (going to be) the last hero standing, I just equip the Cobweb Cowl, consume the Soul Cage, and tank Free Hits for three Rounds.

I'm not saying that the reward was too high. I can see how that could be misread; it was poorly worded. I meant that I thought the loot was just right, and that beginning quests shouldn't have more loot than that.

Except that Docken does know, because I know, and I make no distinction between in-character and out-of-character knowledge. (But I do like things in the canon timeline to make sense, that's the Star Wars fan in me, so I justify it in-universe by saying that Docken can go to the Library and look through records of past quests.)

I was looking at Fabian's section instead of Anwyl's. Thanks.

I know this was asked before, but the Marketplace description is unchanged so I'm not sure of the answer: can gems be unmerged from shields just like they can from artifacts, even though merging with a shield is not offered as a service?

I don't think the loot should have been that high, anyways. It seemed (at least to me) to be a shorter quest with the opportunity for more loot in the extra two battles. It was for lower-Level players, and since they don't face the more difficult enemies, they usually don't get much loot in their earlier quests, which should be more focused on helping them get the hang of strategizing in battle, solving puzzles, and Leveling Up.

I want to see Bluto so I can finally rescue him. I don't think Sandy will let you do that, though. Yes, I know Bluto got an interlude appearance in Quest 53.

Depends on whether or not Arthur betrays his party again.

I'd like to see Docken meet Phil again just because so much has happened since the Arena, but then again, I don't roleplay Docken, so I don't know if I'd have much to say if they did. Mostly I just want to go on Guffington 2. Although on that note, I think it would be interesting (Not that I would roleplay it in the quest, but I'd be interested to see how it plays out as a reader/player of the quest.) if Docken went on a Town Watch quest. Not caring about anything but finishing the quest the right way to get the reward as soon as possible and all that.

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Quest 62 heroes, don't let xxlrocka convince you to go back! Heroica 101: you've got to attack the innocent rat! (Just saying, I would've attacked the rat and tried to burn down the wall with Fire-elemental magic - or at least searched the crate.)

That's funny, I'd never noticed that they'd stopped referring to the sets as 'UCS'. Guess it's been longer than I'd thought since I'd become serious about LEGO; my ingrained LEGO dictionary apparently needs to be updated. The point stands, though: UCS is a style of building, one of which Cloud City and the TIE Collection are obviously not a part of.

Indeed. Five-digit set numbers only indicate the exclusivity of a set. UCS is not based on piece count or size, UCS is not based on price, UCS is not a defined scale, and UCS is not based on set number. The best way to describe UCS is probably as a style of building: simply put, more detailed than System sets. But ultimately (no pun intended) the series is defined by TLG, so the best way to decide which sets are or aren't UCS sets is by the presence or lack of presence of the acronym 'UCS' in the set's name. The "Ultimate Star Wars Sets" poster does not represent all the sets that TLG considers to be UCS; it excludes obviously UCS sets like the first UCS X-wing and the UCS TIE/in, while it includes obviously System sets like the TIE Collection, Cloud City, and the 10th Anniversary Tantive IV. (In fact, it never says anywhere on the poster that the sets are UCS, just that they are "10 years of ultimate LEGO Star Wars sets". "Ultimate LEGO Star Wars sets" ≠ "Ultimate Collector's Series".)

And we also had to kill the sheep to make sure there weren't any Direwolves disguised as sheep.

"Whether the dragon and the other enemies in Master Donauld's farm would unchecked eventually move to terrorize other farms - the Eubric Plains are nearby - is unknown to me, but it was occupying mountains and blocking a pass to another portion of the Fields, areas which should be farmland. Perhaps they present no danger if left alone, but what it comes down to for me is that the Fields have been set up to provide quests for us, and if given the opportunity to get that much loot and XP, I am not going to refuse."

"Indeed I did. It didn't put up as much of a fight as we were expecting, to be honest. When we confronted it, it battled us alone, without the help of any minions. Our buffed Damage-dealers took it down before it could make use of the full potential of its fire-breathing powers."

I think for a moment, reviewing the faces I've seen in the Heroes' Gallery. "Not at all, Master... Sorrow, I believe?" I hand Sorrow the two Dragon Scales in exchange for 140 Gold.

He's asking what type it is. I would assume Accessory, but I guess it could be considered Handwear, too. (The other artifact categories being Headwear, Backwear, Bodywear, and Footwear.)

Why does the ring say, "SP: 0", instead of just leaving out a mention of SP?

Plus there's the possibility that heroes might not want to sign up for it. We do know more about the personalities heroes have now than we did then, but that was one of my concerns when I pitched Quest 4, which has the hiring faction doing something clearly wrong for a similar reason. (To create a temporary monopoly, on large amounts of cheap weapons in my case.)

I don't think roleplaying in the Fields would be that difficult; the last two parties just haven't been that interested in doing it.