A few games will see if it’s fine or something that slows down the game for not much impact. On the surface I’m not a fan of this, I don’t like the thought of having to look up special rules in the middle of moving a player from one room to another. Other than the corridors, each board has its own special rules.
I would have preferred both some sample dungeons to use and that both End Zones must have the same number of entrances. A player could chance their luck and have one End Zone relatively available and hope they win the coin toss and pick the other one. Both examples show this, as per the image above, but it’s not there. This is where the first inconsistency come in – there’s no rules to state that both End Zones must have the same number of entrances.
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