Sep 27, 2018  Does the Ambassador stay on the space it was assigned to if no one assigns an Agent to the Palace of Waterdeep? At the end of the round, if no one has assigned an Agent to the Palace of Waterdeep and claimed the Ambassador, the Ambassador is removed from the board. The Ambassador's rules say it is treated as an opponent's Agent. My experience with Lords of Waterdeep during that time has reminded me that you really can't judge a game after 1 play, even if that game has.

Contents.Gameplay overview Lords of Waterdeep is a strategy board game for 2-5 players (up to 6 players with the expansion). Each player takes on the role of one of the masked Lords of Waterdeep: the secret rulers of the city, vying for the control of its treasures and resources.

The players use their agents to recruit adventurers to complete a number of quests, which earn rewards (usually victory points and other rewards) and increases that lord's influence over the city. The various adventurer resources, represented as orange, black, purple, and white cubes, are based on the four classic character classes: fighters, rogues, mages, and clerics, respectively. There are also five different types of quests, each typically favoring one type of adventurer; they are Warfare, Skullduggery, Arcana, Piety, and Commerce, which has a focus on the in-game currency.Each player is dealt one of the Lords of Waterdeep, which is kept face down. They are allowed to look at the Lord at any time.

Each Lord gives a player points at the end of the game for completing certain types of quests or controlling buildings.Lords of Waterdeep is primarily a game with elements of card drafting. Players place their agents on various spaces around the city which allows them to take actions like collect money (gold), gather adventurers (resources), draw or play Intrigue cards (single-use special abilities), or gain Quests (the fundamental way to earn ). Archived from on 2014-07-15. Retrieved 2019-05-23. Retrieved 2018-04-14.

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