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Roll for Initiative! (Magic Minigame) [Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Minigame]Set: Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Minigame Type: Card Rarity: Common 2 or more players 1 or more packs 5 minutes d20 Objective: As you enter the room,. the terrible dragon open its eyes and lets out a roar. Everybody roll for initiative! Roll a d20 and modify the result with some Magic cards to get the highest initiative! Get Ready: Open a booster and remove all cards without Magic card backs. Use an additional booster for groups of
| Set: | Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Minigame |
| Type: | Card |
| Rarity: | Common |
• 2 or more players • 1 or more packs • 5 minutes • d20
Objective:
As you enter the room,. the terrible dragon open its eyes and lets out a roar. Everybody...roll for initiative! Roll a d20 and modify the result with some Magic cards to get the highest initiative!
Get Ready:
Open a booster and remove all cards without Magic card backs. Use an additional booster for groups of five players or more. Shuffle, then deal the same number of cards to each player. If there are extra cards after dealing, set them aside. Each player then rolls a d20 to determine their initiative. In case of a tie, the tied players roll again. The player with the lowest starting initiative goes first.
Let's Play:
On each player's turn, they play a card to modify a player's initiative (see reverse side for card effects). Card with effects that will be counted at the end of the game should be placed in front of the target player. All other card go into the discard pile.
Play continues until all players are out of cards.
White card: At the end of the game, increase a player's roll by 2.
Blue card:Reroll another player's die, but use the new result only if it's lower.
Black card:At the end of the game, decrease a player's roll by 2.
Red card:Reroll another player's die. They must use the new result.
Green card:Reroll your own die, but use the new result only if it's higher.
Colorless card:Each player may reroll their die. If they do, they must use the new result.
Multicolored card: Apply the effects of each of the card's colors. Each effect can target a different player.
Any Card Played Face Down: At the end of the game, increase or decrease a player's die roll by 1.
To Win:
Once everyone is out of cards, check to see who has the highest roll. That player wins the game!
Objective:
As you enter the room,. the terrible dragon open its eyes and lets out a roar. Everybody...roll for initiative! Roll a d20 and modify the result with some Magic cards to get the highest initiative!
Get Ready:
Open a booster and remove all cards without Magic card backs. Use an additional booster for groups of five players or more. Shuffle, then deal the same number of cards to each player. If there are extra cards after dealing, set them aside. Each player then rolls a d20 to determine their initiative. In case of a tie, the tied players roll again. The player with the lowest starting initiative goes first.
Let's Play:
On each player's turn, they play a card to modify a player's initiative (see reverse side for card effects). Card with effects that will be counted at the end of the game should be placed in front of the target player. All other card go into the discard pile.
Play continues until all players are out of cards.
White card: At the end of the game, increase a player's roll by 2.
Blue card:Reroll another player's die, but use the new result only if it's lower.
Black card:At the end of the game, decrease a player's roll by 2.
Red card:Reroll another player's die. They must use the new result.
Green card:Reroll your own die, but use the new result only if it's higher.
Colorless card:Each player may reroll their die. If they do, they must use the new result.
Multicolored card: Apply the effects of each of the card's colors. Each effect can target a different player.
Any Card Played Face Down: At the end of the game, increase or decrease a player's die roll by 1.
To Win:
Once everyone is out of cards, check to see who has the highest roll. That player wins the game!
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★★★★★ 5
Great way to control TV and radio in one room from an easy chair in another room!
I help a 96 year old blinded vet with tech support -- and as his health worsens, needed to make his TV, his radio, and the audio switch that selects what audio should go into his hearing aids via Bluetooth work from his easy chair in his living room. All the equipment is in his bedroom. This IR repeater system installed quickly and easily and works perfectly. Now he can summon ball games, news, or whatever he wants without fear of getting up and falling down. A perfect solution!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Magic!!!
I am no tech expert but these little guys are magic! We had just put in a wall of built-ins and desperately wanted to hide our cable box behind a cabinet, but with it being infrared this would not work without these little repeaters! First off I just have to say that the Sewell customer service is off the charts. You actually get to speak to a real person right away, no annoying menu after menu trying to get help. They helped us so much when we hit a couple snags. Here are a couple things that I figured out that I hope will help others. First you can hide both of these little discs, they both come with tiny little eyes that can attach to your tv and cable box or whatever you are trying to use them for, and they are nearly invisible. Second, don’t get nervous when you plug them into the power outlet and the lights don’t come on, this is ok and they aren’t supposed to stay on, they kind of blink here and there, and only when you use your remote. Third, we have an Altice One cable box (not the mini, just a regular cable box) and it was impossible to find the eye to attach the emitter’s eye (Side note: we had to put the emitter disc on top of the cable box because we couldn’t fit the emitter disc pointing in front of cable box. The directions give you both options though and you can basically put it anywhere as long as the eyes attach). The phone trick did not work on this particular cable box. But after trying about a dozen different spots on the front of the box we finally got it to work by putting the eye right on where the digital clock numbers are. I put it basically right on top of the colon (:). Cable vision was no help with this so I hope this can save others from our frustration. After we found the eye everything came together and worked perfectly! No more do we need to keep the cabinet open to change channels… it’s a miracle!!! Hope these little guys work forever.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Good product, expensive price, poor adhesive
Premium packaging for a premium device. Useful for IR remote signal delivery with extra functions on the side. Price though is luxury for it’s use. Used this for a Logitech Harmony hub control of an non-smart electric fireplace. Setup is a breeze but only if you’re tech savvy. Highly recommend to watch the YouTube video for information on all it’s application. There a many other cheaper devices similar to this available on Amazon that I could have used for the same application. If you have a need for multiple control within the same vicinity of other devices, this may be more useful for you. However, if you plan on utilizing an IR repeater/extender for only a single device and would like to save some money, don’t buy this one. This device works quite well though. Have had no issues achieving the effect needed. Only four stars due to the poor adhesive on the emitter attachment. As stated earlier, I used this on an electric fireplace with a glass surface. I used the attachable emitter to the front glass sensor where the IR receiver was located on the fireplace. After only one day, the emitter attachment fell off even though I made sure the glass was thoroughly cleaned prior to adhering it. Otherwise a good product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Denon avr ir remote port works great with sewell products
I bought a new entertainment center with glass doors and wasn't getting good signal range with the door closed. Plus i couldnt get a good of line site, since this cabinet was shorter than the orginal, and the location for my avr was further to the left than before and now my line of sight to the receiver was blocked from other parts of the room due to high couch back.
I tried a couple different cheap $10 devices that used stick on transmitters/receiver buttons but they were clumsy and didn't provide me a total solution for my room layout.
Works fantastic with a denon x1800 receiver (and many other models). It works directly with the denon's ir remote port in the back of the avr port. The solution is actually quite simple.
Plug a stereo 3.5 mm male to male plug in the denon ir port in the back of the avr and and the other end to the orange emitter box(puck). The pics are about the size of an oreo double stuff cookie Tuck the orange box/puck away whereever and plug the power in. The box doesn't need to seen or be pointed towards anything. It's location is only limited by the length of your stereo cable and access to AC power
Put the blue box puck anywhere in the room where you have general line of sight to it from where you will be using your remote, and plug power in. In my case, its sitting on top of one of my tower speakers. From there it clears the back of the couch and can see from the family room, eat-in kitchen area, and the kitchen beyond.
Done.
I didn't need or use any of the included emitter or transmitter cables, though if you dont have a denon, or other brand avr with an ir port to plug into , or also want to hide the blue puck ( in which case attach the included sensor cable), you'll need them. But for denon users with an ir port, you just use the two pucks and their usb power adapters. Simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Worked good then died at six months (Updated)
Worked good for a couple of months, then started to develop a lag between when you pressed a button on the remote, and when the TV would respond. If I moved the speaker blocking the TV’s IR receiver, and pointed the remote at it, it worked perfectly. Add the IR blaster back in and the delay returns. The delay kept getting longer and longer, sometimes 5 to 10 seconds. Then it just died. Would not pass any IR signals, even though the receiver and emitter both had power. Tried rebooting, changing communication channels to no avail. Out of Amazon return window. Manufacturer wants you do go through a troubleshooting process for warranty that is too complicated and time consuming. Customer Service Rep at Sewell send me a warranty replacement.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025