<p>Per the rules:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Zeus now chooses a new adventure disk
  from the reserve and places it on the
  empty space where Odysseus' ship
  started the round.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>I think the word "choose" is a clear indicator that it doesn't have to be a random disk.  Especially as it's specified to be a "face-up reserve"!</p>

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2011-04-05T19:30:39.277Z
Thank you! In the Italian version the wording is less precise.
Erik Burigo
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2011-04-05T19:43:53.340Z
Well, hopefully the rules I'm looking at aren't just another bad translation of a foreign version ;)
thesunneversets
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2011-04-05T17:59:26.370Z
2011-04-05T17:59:26.370Z
thesunneversets
<p>Besides the Zeus' power of deciding to end the turn prematurely, he also fills the vacated space when the ship moves.</p>

<p>Does he choose the "adventure disc" to be placed, or merely selects one at random?</p>

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Zeus Role on Odysseus
Erik Burigo
# Zeus Role on Odysseus

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-04-05)

Besides the Zeus' power of deciding to end the turn prematurely, he also fills the vacated space when the ship moves.

Does he choose the "adventure disc" to be placed, or merely selects one at random?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2011-04-05. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Per the rules:

> Zeus now chooses a new adventure disk
> from the reserve and places it on the
> empty space where Odysseus' ship
> started the round.

I think the word "choose" is a clear indicator that it doesn't have to be a random disk. Especially as it's specified to be a "face-up reserve"!

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you! In the Italian version the wording is less precise.  
> **username_1**: Well, hopefully the rules I'm looking at aren't just another bad translation of a foreign version ;)  

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