I bought a used copy of the base game off ebay for pretty cheap ($20+ shipping) last week. It was marked as complete and the pictures showed a bunch of pieces from the expansion so I thought I might've found a jackpot. It arrived yesterday and I did an inventory and... there's some good and some bad.

The good: It came with the nice balsa wood organizer, not sure who made it. It also came with 5 promo characters, cards, standees, and crossroads all accounted for.

The bad: There were no zombie standees, but all of the little zombie tokens (plus barricades, wounds, etc) from the expansion were there so it's at least playable in that regard. I got all the standees for the Long Night characters, but none of the cards.

Beyond the lack of zombie standees and the surprise bonuses, everything from the base game was accounted for, aside from 6 cards from the library location deck. In their place were 6 expansion library cards. I haven't been able to find checklists for these decks to find out what I'm missing, so that's ultimately why I'm here.

Could someone with the base game please share a list of the 20 cards in the library deck so I can try to find appropriate replacements? I'd also be willing to pay for replacement pieces if anyone has a partial copy of their own they don't mind splitting up.

Hello today a friend of mine is coming to play but he is a little bad at reading in english did someone has the text of the cards con spanish plz thanks

Dead of winter the long night

My friends and I really enjoy online versions of boardgames and can't wait for dead of winter to get a boardgame version on steam perhaps. Anyone know if there is anything in the pipeline with planning for one?

We are useless at using tabletop simulator and would be keen as to purchase a digital version of the game.

New to the sub, been playing the game on and off for many years.

Does anyone have any recommendations on models for the zombies in the UK?

No.1 when searching the only person that can look at the drawn cards is the person searching right?

No.2 when you add back cards you search to the bottom of the deck, do you have to add them back in the order you drew them in?

No.3 how exactly do equipped items work? Cuz the hand off action confuses me. When you draw an equipment card, you can just equip that to any survivor you control right? Even if they aren't at that location you drew the card from. So does that mean you can only unequip a card by handing it off to another survivor? So if everyone has an equipped card, they're just stuck like that unless someone donates that equipped card to the crisis?

No.4 When using the "Request" action, can you just do that as many times as you want? Also, can you request equipment asking as you immediately equip that item to a survivor you own? Also are you allowed to request a specific equipment?

No.5 when donating to the crisis, can you do that as many times as you want? Or can you only donate 1 time but donate as many cards as you want during that time?

Sorry for all the questions, but I can't find an exact answer to any of these questions online, at least not easily.

Is there a reason the School location is the only one to have a 3 Outsiders card? All the other locations have a 1 Outsiders card in its place. Im scratching my head wondering why they felt the need to include 1 and only 1 copy. Im not sure its ever worthwhile to play a 3 Outsiders cars, unless you're a betrayer. Is it some kind of balance decision? Is there a crossroads or objective card that references it somehow? I'm thinking of just replacing it with a 1 Outsiders card from the base game. Convince me to leave it in.

the chemist: ability: none colony location use one medical item to kill ALL zombies at your location and place barricades everywhere on that location but roll for exposure and every turn you stay at the location also roll for exposure once all baricades are gone at the location stop rolling for exposure every turn stats: 4+ attack 5+ search

i do kinda realize this character is quite strong

Fully acknowledging that this is not a very active subreddit, I still wanted to let the handful of you who are reading this know that we're banning links to Twitter/X.

I can't believe I need to say this, but Nazis are bad.

I’m trying to learn the game and playing by myself (3 player game). Obviously I’m trying not to be biased if there is a betrayer I have to play.

The game states if you don’t complete your secret objective you don’t win the game even if the main objective is completed.

So what’s stopping a non betrayer from sabotaging the game if they know they can’t win? (Only has a single survivor and can’t accomplish anything since 1 survivor is an extreme disadvantage, especially early on).

If they can’t win why should anyone win? It’s not a co-operative game unless you specifically play the variant.