Are they all together? Can I separate the Elves? Getting the Elves out of the rope? Thks
1723520
No, you can separate them. Sadly, mine didn't come with the rope. The hands have Velcro so I Velcro'd their hands together to go across our window at the front of the house. I also had some hanging from the chandelier.
1723521
The elves come separated and hang individually so you can put them in 12 different places if you want. I plan to hang some of mine on our tree and a few to decorate a couple of artificial plants. They could dangle most anywhere or you can choose to hang them on the rope.
1301754
It appears they slide together and pull apart but I haven't tried to dismantle the thing. I don't really think it's designed to be used as separate units.
1013294
Not, absolutely not. They happend houndred years in between so they are almost independent from one another. The only thing is if you pick up books on Skyrim, you will find some that talk about the Oblivion Crisis. No more than that.
1326077
No. The way to separate them is slide the top one off the rest of the stack. I can easily separate them by pushing the top one off with my thumb while holding the others in my other hand.
394822
I've successfully played the original (without the expansion) with 5 and 6 players and it doesn't seem to make it easier or harder. Just deal 2 player cards to each, and play as you usually would.
29119
Both good questions that we also are stumped by...very poor directions! We played with just one deck of cards and no jokers with four people....maybe if you were playing with more people you would use both decks?!
9533
I would actually move on to the big box expansion sets for the different families....Kings of the sea (Greyjoy), Princes of the sun(Martell), Queen of Dragons(Targaryen), Kings of the storm (Baratheon), Lords of Winder(Stark) etc. etc. and then check out a site like cardgameDB.com for some good deck lists. Once you are comfortable with the game I would start looking into customizing with the chapter packs. I think the third core set would be largely redundant but for maybe one or two cards unless you have a friend who really wants to play the same family as you.
1411096
They are all like Ravenloft, they are board games, not pen and paper D&D. I think the new miniature sets offer something closer to 4e rules.
1150602
Although this would depend on your event, I wouldn't separate them in advance. They easily separate from each other, so it's not difficult to pull one off and hand it to a person. If you do separate them, be advised that these are lightweight pieces of Tyvek that can get static, so I would recommend giving the pile a light spray of Static Guard.
377574
The game comes with only 6 different colored pieces which seemed to us to be the limit; however, while I/we have never done this, why not try playing as couples, partners, etc. and see if this would give you what you seek.
1161945
So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to... » Read More So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. « Show Less
1973091
No! Pay no attention to the elf and go to your nearest emergency room. Explain the situation to a medical professional and they will help you.
1340562
Yes they work together & I think they are worth every penny! One of the best toys I've ever bought for my 8 & 12 yr old boys! They got them last Christmas & they still play with them all the time a year later & that NEVER happens with my boys! I've seen them shoot and tag each other when one of them is behind closed doors & all they have to shoot the laser through is a 1/4 inch space at the bottom of the door. When they play it together they have a blast & it's one of the few times they don't argue with each other & that makes me happy! In fact I'm getting ready to purchase two more of them to give to my son-in-law & step-grandson for Christmas because they had so much fun playing with ours last year! They are very durable & have an extremely long battery life! I don't think we've ever had to change batteries since we've had them. Good luck & I hope this helps!
1897171
Yes, In the box is the elf and the book. The box is really nice and sturdy so you can store the elf in it each year. You open and close the box on the side, which is magnetic. Very nice!!
919484
Definitely not all of the scenarios can be played with one person, but you could easily tailor most of the game to be one player. I play the game with two people most of the time, and it's easy for two. So I don't see why one player couldn't succeed. I think it would be hard to do some of the other campaigns alone though.
1203790
I have been able to separate them, though it isn't always easy. I use the tip of a screwdriver and pliers to push through the spaces in-between while holding onto one of the pieces. Then moving the screwdriver up and down or side to side, I can pull them apart. This allows each of my three dogs to have a small stick of their own. And, it saves money since I don't have to buy a complete stick for each dog. So it lasts longer too.
860998
I have some experience with this. Let me know if i can help you.This are awsome, there 6 in the package individualy pack. The only thing is that if you want to add some pieces you have to take out the final part, this for introducing the peaces.