<p>The rules clearly states that the ring is only moved with a card. So this implies it is not moved when bumped. Which looks like a huge advantage.</p>

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Toon Krijthe
<p>Does a pawn, that has the fire token on it, and is bumped back to <strong>start</strong>  keep the fire token? Or does the fire token go back to center of board? </p>

<p>If you keep the fire token on a return to START, I assume you would take that token directly to <strong>fire</strong> on your next turn before drawing a card.</p>

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Matt Shutt
# Fire token pawn returned to start by opponent

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-01-28)

Does a pawn, that has the fire token on it, and is bumped back to **start** keep the fire token? Or does the fire token go back to center of board?

If you keep the fire token on a return to START, I assume you would take that token directly to **fire** on your next turn before drawing a card.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-01-29. Score: 0

The rules clearly states that the ring is only moved with a card. So this implies it is not moved when bumped. Which looks like a huge advantage.


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