Hi John,
The winner of the brawl test on the 'one for all' fate card claims the spell. - It is returned automatically to the unseen university and you do not need to roll to pass the wizards challenge.
I can see how some might say that that is too easy (especially for some one on their 4th spell wins).
The thing about Guards! Guards! is that none of the tests (recruiting, planting Saboteurs, casting scrolls etc.) are meant to be hard to achieve.
It is your opponents in the game that should pose the greatest threat and the toughest challenge.
Leo Boyd.
The winner of the brawl test on the 'one for all' fate card claims the spell. - It is returned automatically to the unseen university and you do not need to roll to pass the wizards challenge.
I can see how some might say that that is too easy (especially for some one on their 4th spell wins).
The thing about Guards! Guards! is that none of the tests (recruiting, planting Saboteurs, casting scrolls etc.) are meant to be hard to achieve.
It is your opponents in the game that should pose the greatest threat and the toughest challenge.
Leo Boyd.