Avi_dreader said:

I always assumed that if an AO awakens due to a game effect other than its doom track filling up, its doom track is automatically filled up to maximum. If that isn't always the case, I apologize for any confusion and should add that if Rhan-Tegoth awakens early, his doom track is filled to maximum.

jeremyj621 said:

No, it is, I am just confused why a person would spend clues to wake up Rhan faster?  So, I assumed you didn't know that rule when you wrote that.  I mean...  Pretty much the only advantage to doing that is making sure that everyone has fresh blessings.  But still.

Avi_dreader said:

That's true. I wanted this scenario to play out more like a story rather than a traditional session of Arkham Horror where everyone is scampering to close gates before the Ancient One awawkens. If everyone feels their investigator is equipped for the final battle, this scenario offers them an opportunity to rush right in without having to wait (an investigator needs three clue tokens to enter the Administration building, but those tokens aren't spent to initiate the final battle). This scenario makes for a good short game if players don't have the time to play a full game.

OK, I revised my Horror from the Museum scenario. I realized there had to be some incentive for players to want to awaken Rhan-Tegoth early.

 As you may know, I really like the no-gate games. Though this scenario is exclusively oriented to the final battle against the AO. Therefore, it will lead the investigators to just go and shop for guns and powerful items... right ?

Hey Guys, I've just read through this and I just wanna try these scenarios. I know some time has passed but since most of the images are quite small or I see the right part cut out, could you give me a direct link so me and the others could try them out? Also How can I create some scenarios to share with you? Our team of investigators have plenty of ideas but we lack the Know how :( 

Thanks Guys, sorry for bothering you

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