Each resolution has a different outcome on your next scenario ( did I hear replayability?). In fact, so does ‘winning.’ Rather, you complete the game and achieve resolutions. Our conventional thoughts on ‘losing’ doesn’t necessarily apply in AH:LCG. This game is story-driven with a lot of narratives. This was one of the first mistakes I made when learning to play AH:LCG.Īs tempting as it sounds to retry a scenario, my advice to you is to proceed on with the rest of the campaign. It’s very common for most of us to assume that ‘losing’ a scenario by defeat or agenda advancement means that we’ve lost the game, and then we automatically restart the scenario, hoping to achieve a better result or ‘win’ the scenario. The second and third scenario of the NoTZ proved otherwise. You thought the game might not be that hard after all.
Surviving the first scenario of the NoTZ definitely gives a ray of confidence. Apparently, I can still proceed to the next scenario…but I think I’ll replay it again just so I don’t take a mental or physical trauma. Maybe I should replay this scenario again for a better result.” Outcome 2: “Yikes…I ran out of time… I only interrogated 2 Cultists. Guess I should proceed with the next scenario.” Outcome 1: “Yikes…I ran out of time…but I’m not dead yet. Three outcomes will most likely happen now… Before you know it, the agenda advances and you’ve run out of time. You’re so pumped up to take on ‘ The Midnight Masks‘ now! Surely you would interrogate all the 6 Cultists with your newly improved deck…or so you thought. Sure, you probably had some bad luck with the chaos bag, but overall, you survived! You probably made a new friend as well…the infamous Lita Chantler! Let’s be real though, the only reason you love that ally is because she bumps up your fight stats. So you’ve just completed the first scenario: ‘ The Gathering,’ and gained roughly 7XP from it. SPOILER ALERT: This post contains several contents on the Night of the Zealot (NoTZ) campaign for Arkham Horror: The Card Game (AH:LCG).
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