The way you explain is fantastic, I have never seen anyone explain so well in a video before. I really appreciate it! Thanks!

I hope someday I am gonna be as good teacher as you. The way you deliver the informations is an inspiration for me. Thank you for this series.

This game has been waiting patiently on my shelf all pandemic and tonight I'm finally meeting up with my gaming partner to play! Thank you so much for the informative videos

Your production is outstanding.

This is, by far, the best video explaining monster AI on this website. Thank you so so much for making this video! I started playing yesterday (tabletop) and we were lost when it came to the monster movement, even though I had read the rule book twice.

Thank you for all of your amazing videos on Gloomhaven. I have just started playing and completed the 1st 2 scenarios with my son. It was great to watch through your content and find the areas where we have been making mistakes with the rules. I'm sure we will make more, but this will help with our enjoyment. I just need to find a place in the UK that sells those storage boxes at a reasonable price. All together it is the same cost as a custom inset. Keep up the great content.

Thanks for these videos. I just started playing solo myself, and I see that I have been making some rules oversights.

Superb playlist. After watching other videos, these are the ones that taught us how to play properly. Cheers brother

Your narration for for videos is so well done. And the graphics and camera work is spectacular. Subbed.

Like the way you explain. Love Gloomheaven any other game like this outside Gloomheaven expansion

Thanks for the videos. I love how detailed and thorough you are.

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LOVE your style. It's paced just right. Your explanations and examples are easy to follow and the videography is excellent. Thanks for the time and energy to do this.

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I was looking for a video explaining monster AI to prepare for my first game, and this one hit the spot. Best related video I've found so far. Congrats and thanks! :)

Really clear, as always! Thanks for this series of videos, I found them really clear and useful. Was really looking forward for this one about Monsters AI. One note: at 12:27 it might be worth to write that the Brute gets attacked because closer in proximity. Keep up the good work!

Such a wonderfully made video, very helpful. So much effort put into this, thank you very much

Superb instructions for monsters. I love the quizzes and I am happy to report I got 100% :) Thanks Teach!

24:24 Suppose there is another trap blocking the spellweaver He will still focusing in the spellweaver or the brute (as he has a safer path)

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Excellent how to play video series. I haven't received my Gloomhaven game yet, and I feel I have the game rules down.

Thanks again for all you do! :D

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Thanks so much for the help! You should do a video on how to do a random dungeon

Very helpful, thank you :)

If an acrcher has traps behind it as is adjacent to it's focus, will it still move back in to a trap to avoid disadvantage? And what if a monster has a choice of moving longer and avoid traps to attack a target or a shorter path to attack it's focus but through a trap?

Nice videos. One question: If it is the hero's turn because he has a lower initiative, but the monster's card shows "Shield X" or "Retaliate X" , do I have to apply it? Or it doesn't have to be applied since the monster's turn hasn't come yet (higher initiative)?

10:55 To move to the brute you need 6 movments I can count 5 by the other way... this no change the final result

The example at 14:15 , If the monster only had a movement of 3, would it then cross the hazard to find focus or still go around even though it won't get an attack.

14:59 if say a bandit was blocked from moving for some reason by allied monsters instead of the spike-traps next to the door, and the shortest way to a player was to go through the thorn-traps, would the monster skip its movement that turn or would he choose to go through the traps? Thanks for this awesome tutorial

Question @25:20- does the number of characters mean the number of adventures still alive at the time the boss is activated, or the number of adventurers in the party, or the number of characters (monsters and adventures) on the board? Thank you so much for these videos! This is hands down the best series I've seen on this game. Cheers!

15:55 You mention that the first tie breaker is proximity. Is this proximity measured from the current monster hex or from the hex within range and LoS? Since you next say that the distance is two, I guess the second option is the correct, right? However, later on the quizzes, you count them from their current location. So, was the proximity in the former example 3, instead?

I don't see Klingon subtitles as an option in the subtitles. I also have Annotations on but don't see any throughout the video. Any advice? Thank you!

So the distance between characters is measured in empty spaces and not with a ruler from center to center?

Awesome

Do monsters move onto a trap if it’s the only way to attack the player? Or would it give up its move

12:00 what about if it' s the archer turn and he draws a just movement card (withouth attack options) and he is already in range for attacking? does he still moove like a melee towards the focus or stay and loose the turn waiting for an attack card?

I know I'm late on this but still learning the game but at 15:40 for your example correct me if im wrong but if your action card has a range but the enemy has a - for range mean he's not able to do range attack.

5:50 - shouldn't you reshuffle that pile of cards then?

I believe your ranged example starting at 16:40 is incorrect. A monster will focus on the enemy it can make it's current attack against using the least amount of movement. In a melee attack that would be the closest enemy. In this ranged example, the Spellweaver is in range with the monster not having to use any movement at all, therefore the Spellweaver would be the focus.....or so I thought until I found the ruling from Isaac Childress - :The archer judges who can be brought into range with the fewest movements, but if multiple enemies are already within range, it still judges closeness based on proximity before going to a tie-breaker,