Teltura: Created page with "'''Multipath''' is a fan-made rule for defining what sites to include in your Adventure Deck. In most formats, you must include sites from the most recently-released Block (at the time the format was defined), but this leaves some blocks underused and can lead to same-y matches if the latest site path is lacking. Multipath rules permit players to include any Movie-era site path within their Adventure Deck, but may not mix-and-match from different blocks. Thu..."

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Created page with "'''Multipath''' is a fan-made rule for defining what sites to include in your Adventure Deck. In most formats, you must include sites from the most recently-released Block (at the time the format was defined), but this leaves some blocks underused and can lead to same-y matches if the latest site path is lacking. Multipath rules permit players to include any Movie-era site path within their Adventure Deck, but may not mix-and-match from different blocks. Thu..."

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'''Multipath''' is a fan-made rule for defining what sites to include in your [[Adventure Deck]]. In most formats, you must include sites from the most recently-released [[Block]] (at the time the format was defined), but this leaves some blocks underused and can lead to same-y matches if the latest site path is lacking.

Multipath rules permit players to include any Movie-era site path within their Adventure Deck, but may not mix-and-match from different blocks. Thus, you effectively choose [[Fellowship Block]], [[Towers Block]], or [[King Block]] and then only use sites from that block. In [[PC-Movie]], this choice is made via selection of a [[Map]] card, which is revealed to your opponent before bidding is made.

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