Deadlands: The Battle for Slaughter Gulch FAQ |
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General
There is Ghost Rock listed on the "Train Comes To Town" card, but when you rob it you only get an item?
It does not affect game play as of yet, so ignore the Ghost Rock number for the time being.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009The rules state that you roll Smarts for gadgets to develop but some cards state to roll Spirit. Which one is it?
Go by the cards.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009To use the Gatling Gun when you are not a Mad Scientist, can you just use it even if there is a Mad Scientist on the square?
No. You can only use the Gatling Gun when there is no Mad Scientist guarding it on the square.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009You are suppose to score victory points for the items, etc. on the right of your Town card. The Gatling Gun card is in the street, so do you still get victory points for it?
Yes, it is considered to be on the right of the town card even though the card itself is in the street.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009When I Mesmerize another player's pawn, if I choose for them to do their action such as rob or shop, do I get to keep the ghost rock or items?
No. You basically are deciding which action they do, if any at all. They will reap the benefits or penalties of the action.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009When I control the Theater, it says I can swap an encounter card. Where does the card come from?
You basically draw a card from the Encounter deck and discard the one currently at the Theater. If there is no encounter card at the theater, you can't do the action.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009When I control the Church, it states I can move 1 NPC. Where does the NPC come from?
It comes from another building, train or coach. It can be face up or face down, and you can look at the face down cards first to decide.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009When I use the Run token, where do I place the token?
You place it on the current location of the pawn. When it is your turn to do that action at the location, you move your pawn to a square up to 4 squares away. If you were damaged on that turn, you get no action at all.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009When I am attacked from someone who is inside a building, can I counterattack?
Nope. You can't shoot into a building yet...
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009Can you use the Heal action on anyone on the board?
No, they have to be on the same square. When using the Heal action when controlling the Doctor's office, it can be for anyone on the board.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009Graveyard Rising says that anyone in the Graveyard is now harrowed. Is that anyone dead or alive?
It says "in" which means you'd have to be dead. You can be "on" the graveyard, in which case you'd still be alive. So, you have to be dead to rise again.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009Each of my outfits have 10 actions but not all have the numbers from 1 to 10. I have some that have multiple 4s, etc. Is this correct?
Yes. Not all outfits will have all numbers. This aided in the balance of the outfits.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009My Mad Scientist does not have a "fight" action disk and my Texax Ranger does not have a "bible" disk. Is this correct?
No. The preproduction copies were printed incorrectly and we have replacement disks for them. If this is the case with your copy, send an email address to todd.b@fuse.net and let us know which one or ones you do not have. This is the case for the copies that were bought at GenCon.
Source: Kerry August 20, 2009For the "High Noon" event, if I have someone in the street already do I have to move an additional person and do they lose their action for the turn?
If you have someone in the street, you don't have to move an additional person. But anyone who moves to the street for the event will lose their action for the turn since they had to move an additional time.
Source: Kerry September 29, 2009If one of your pawns is dead in the graveyard and another player uses "Raise the Dead" replacing your pawn with theirs, do you get the pawn back?
Yes. It makes "Raise the Dead" way too powerful if you don't.
Source: Kerry September 29, 2009What buildings are in line of sight for such things as casting "Barricade?"
If you are casting from the street, the buildings on either side of your square and the buildings on either side of the street squares adjacent to your current location. So, at the most there are six buildings in the line of sight from the street. There is no line of sight from one building to an adjacent building but there is from one building to the one across the street.
Source: Kerry September 29, 2009When casting spells, can I cast a spell into a building?
If it targets a pawn, then no. If it targets a building, then yes.
Source: Kerry September 29, 2009Is the graveyard considered a building? Can I shoot from the street into the graveyard?
It is not considered a building and you can shoot into the graveyard from the street.
Source: Kerry September 29, 2009Once the sheriff is dead... do you still send folks to jail? Do you still have to pay the d6 Ghost Rock to get someone out? How do I handle this situation?
You can still send folks to jail when he's dead, but an Agency or Texas Range dude better stay there to protect the jail. Bail can still be posted or the player fought to get him out. If a player dude isn't there to protect, you can go spring your people out of jail just by walking into the place. You can spring one or all out of jail. No action disk required.
Source: Kerry October 2, 2009Does brainwashing count as recruiting for cards that require it? (ex. one of the Mad Scientist objectives)
Yes, as they are technically being recruited for your side.
Source: Kerry November 3, 2009Can you brainwash a neutral character?
No. They have to be opposite alignment.
Source: Kerry November 3, 2009Thought of one we missed? Ask us at kerry.b@fuse.net.
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