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This is a cool faction - love the idea of the festival as this hellish gladiatorial limbo! What guise would the festival take physically? The manifest mentions a festival board...

A couple of questions:
When you succumb to the revel, are you just moving your warriors to the festival, just enemy warriors or any combo?

As I understand it, you can have your own warriors and any other player's warriors in the festival. In Feast, it says you choose the attacker and defender to battle, suggesting you can force two enemy factions to fight each other. You then score 1VP per enemy warrior removed. If this is correct, then why would you ever pick your own faction to attack in the festival? Surely you would get more VP by making two enemy factions fight each other? Would you just battle with your own warriors in a situation where there is only one enemy faction in the festival? I might be missing something here.

Anyway, really interesting faction. I like how their Evening actions all focus around battling and the bloody chaos of the festival. Even having card draw linked to battling seems very thematically sound for this faction. On the theming, I wonder if there could be something else involving removing warriors to do with the abattoirs. At the moment, they are just used for recruiting and crafting (I think). But an abattoir is where things are killed, so it would make sense to me that an enemy warrior finding themselves in an abattoir clearing would not fare well! Just something to think about - perhaps another opportunity for blood to be spilled during The Butcher's Festival!

Thanks for the feedback! The idea is that the festival board is like the Burrow for the Underground Duchy, a seperate "clearing" that is adjacent to the Revel Token, it would sit in front of you, like the burrow. 

When succumbing to the Revel, you can move both your warriors or enemy warriors, although you would want to draw in enemy warriors most of the time.  

Using your own warriors to fight in the Revel is supposed to be a last resort, as it gives you half points, but it could give you a few extra VP or make sure no warriors get returned after the Feast.

Abattoirs are mostly important because they increase the strength of succumb to the Revel.

Thanks for clarifying. I haven't actually played as moles yet, so if I had, I'm sure the comparison of the festival board to the burrow would've been a pretty clear one.

And of course, placing abattoirs reveal the icon that moves more warriors into the festival for bloody skirmishes - well thought out faction!