9 Comments

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  Rimas - 7 years ago

  I think there's some sort of a proofing mistake in the text in the image above:

  "Yes, the gold will buy you kingdoms, but it won't to stop your neighbours from killing you and taking it."

  "Won't to stop"? Is that correct?

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  Vincent - 7 years ago

  I think that leaving them as "legacy" is fine, as it provides this idea that we're inheriting something. A boon is grated, a legacy is found.

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  Mike - 7 years ago

  Legacy is way better than Boon. Boon sounds like a minor benefit (in fact boon is kind of another word for "benefit"). Legacy sounds like something ancient and great.

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  Evan - 7 years ago

  I really don't think that there will be any confusion, so don't change it just to change it. I really don't have a preference, but I voted legacy because that's what you guys want to call it!

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  Ashley - 7 years ago

  Boon seems better to me. It's less common.

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  Derek Kinsman - 7 years ago

  I didn't connect it with Legacy games. Maybe there would be confusion if you called it Lairs Legacy. But I'm also okay with the word "boon."

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  TJ - 7 years ago

  I'm familiar with both Risk Legacy and Pandemic Legacy, but I didn't immediately associate the term Legacy with those games. I feel like the term Boon just doesn't carry the same weight. Legacy implies grandeur and great power to me, while a boon implies "+1 to your saving throw" levels of power. Risking your life for a Boon, just doesn't seem as meaningful as risking your life for a Legacy.

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  Thomas - 7 years ago

  Don't personally care, but like the other one said, might be smart because of marketing.

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  Chris - 7 years ago

  I don't personally care, but changing to Boone allows for less confusion in marketing for others.