Just looking for some clarification on this. I could imagine that the game considers "all adjacent" as "Range 1", and thus, wrongfully adds the +1 range to the attacks. Is this an oversight from developers? Or rather, are we to interpret "target all adjacent" when doing ranged attacks as "target all enemies with 1 Range"? If the Soothsinger is using "Song of Speed" as one of her songs, the "+1 Range" modifier is applied to "Clear the Way" it converts the "target all enemies adjacent to the moved obstacle" to "target all enemies with Range 2 from the moved obstacle". But I've also noticed how this card becomes extremely powerful when a Soothsinger is part of the group. This seems to definitely be the case in the game as well, as I've had a few usages where disadvantage is applied. The attacks have already been declared ranged, per the FAQ. I did however find a peculiar situation with the Cragheart's "Clear the Way" top action (one that has been debated a lot). I play Cragheart every fortnight with my coworkers, and thought it would benefit our group if I continued to do so in the this game, honing my abilities. Luckily, I found out that this game existed. Since I found the game extremely addicting I found that I couldn't wait 2 weeks between game sessions. So, I play Gloomhaven with a few coworkers every fortnight (the board game).
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