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aenima:
hello everyone!
I have some little questions regarding Hills & Sheeps and The German Monasteries...
well...
I know that there are not clear answer regarding the connections between the plague and others expansion, but if the Shepherd and his Sheep can be eat by the Dragon, the Plague kills them in the same way? if so... if I decide to move my shephered to escape from the plague, does his sheep move with him?
For the German Monasteries... I don't understand if when I play with them I must eliminate the cloister from the base game or if I can use both of them... anyway... there will be some connection between The German Monasteries and the Shrine?

Happy Easter to all!!!

...weeeel about the Easter... for you the easter bunny can be kill by the Dragon or the Plague?!?!? eheheh... I know that the bunny is not a follower, but it will be very funny!   >:D



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kettlefish:
The shepherd is not a follower, so it can't be moved like a follower to escape from the plague.

kettlefish:
Here is the link to the discusion about how many monasteries are useful...
Cundco.de news! New expansion available - Die kloster

My answer:

--- Quote ---If you play only the tiles of the base game, then 12 monasteries or cloisters are to much. That is the reason why HiG use the replacement of the "original" monasteries /cloisters.
--- End quote ---

The rules says: remove the 6 origninal monasteries(cloisters) and put the new 6 German monasteries into the game...

Fritz_Spinne:
For the Easter-Bunny expansion promoted by HiG: The bunny is killed by the dragon.

Whaleyland:

--- Quote from: kettlefish on April 18, 2014, 01:30:24 PM ---The shepherd is not a follower, so it can't be moved like a follower to escape from the plague.

--- End quote ---
Ah, but if it is not a Follower, it also shouldn't be killed by the Plague. Yet I'd wager that it can be killed by the Plague, thereby suggesting it can be moved (with its flock) as if it were a Follower.

Perhaps we need to make a new category of wood: Near-Followers. Figures that sometimes act as Followers but other times do not.

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