HeroQuest: Grey Areas in the Rules | Discussing Interpretations | Are These Controversial Rulings?

Always Board Never Boring loves HeroQuest and spends a lot of time thinking about it. Often, those thoughts spill out of his brain and into a video. This is one such video. Today he's going to go through five examples of rules from HeroQuest that are in that "grey area" where it's difficult to determine the true intent of the rule or where different players may have completely different interpretations of how the rule should play. This isn't an exhaustive list, by any means; feel free to share your own examples and interpretations in the comments.

Here are your time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:24 The magic of HeroQuest
01:22 Grey areas
01:41 Equipping weapons
04:11 Helmets
07:23 The Rogue's rules
08:32 Crossbows
09:37 Line of sight
13:10 Final thoughts

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