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Always liked these little glimpses into the wider world outside the viewpoint of the survivors and these two releases have been very low impact which means they're the kind of things you put in many campaigns.

It is a shame they were not more closely tied to their respective faction releases, but I understand why that is not the case.

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An Overview and Review of Pillar Fade and Pillar Percival | Kingdom Death: Monster

Hello and welcome to this series which will look into various elements of Kingdom Death: Monster with a focus on both strong "meta" strategies and also how to make more goofy and fun options work, because it's not a board game if you are not having fun! In this video we will be looking at the new re-releases of Fade and Percival in their Pillar form. You can support these videos either through My Patreon or KoFi https://www.patreon.com/FenPaints https://ko-fi.com/fennn Music: Dark Fog Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Tim Jackson

Reading the event Fen, I never got the feeling that the black knight is intended to be the unseen force. I dont think he ever really leaves the citadel. He is awaiting her return and guarding the citadel. I think the unseen force was always supposed to be an interesting mystery of how she died. It seems to be something very powerful as the survivors have no chance of living. I believe she is taken by surprise.

FenPaints

Yup, that's a good possible scenario. Certainly fits.

Tim Jackson

To go a bit further on this the threat must move incredibly quickly or be completely invisible as the survivors have no chance to react. Considered it could be a white lion with zero presence or maybe something to do with dragon kings because of the black knights war with them but this feels like something scarier.