Tibs said:

Heh...  You know, the mummies do have +1 evadibility, it's actually pretty fun trying to dash through the streets while dodging them :'D

Also, re: exhibit sissification

::Shrug:: I don't think it would be *too* unfair to allow people to draw exhibit items on a roll of one instead of a unique item (when instructed to draw unique items outside of shopping scenarios).  That would make the exhibit deck slightly more used (and frankly, I'm annoyed how little it's seen these days with all expansions mixed together, so I'm considering adding this as a house rule) but still fairly rare and hence, not guaranteed salvation even against something like clothing drive or cursed relics.

I have never played with all of the expantions at once because those that I play with do not want to because they think it will take to long.  Could anyone inform me as to how long a game like this lasts?  Our usual is about 3 to four hours with four to eight players with one board expantion.

sertaff said:

Using the King in Yellow herald can speed up gameplay if you opt to place the yellow signs on the doom track. But you'll not always want to do this. I think, if you're happy to let the game end with final combat, you can accelerate the game easier when using more expansions.

Give the Library the special ability: Warehouse Storage: Instead of having an encounter at the Library, you may choose to pay $4 to draw one Exhibit Item.

sertaff said:

As long as you keep up on maintaining the effects of all the boards (rifts, dunwich horror), it does not take much longer than the base game at all. A lot of the expansions serve to make the AO awaken faster, which would make the game shorter.