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Re: When the world was young...
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Wed, 2 Apr 2003 19:40:23 GMT
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> As mentioned earlier, this is a TL2 game utilizing magic. Each being
> utilizing SP, has an initial limit of 50 CP for the powers (once in battle,
> there's nothing to stop a unit from picking up a magic item which
> technically puts it over the 50 CP limit). Additionally, each army is
> allotted 1000 CP. The game is scheduled for Sunday, April 27. Jonathan,
> once again, has graciously offered his home as the place where the carnage
> will occur. Right now, there are four definites (Shaun, Dave, Jonathan and
> myself) and one tentative (Neil). This game will involve teams, so if there
> are others out there who want to play, please speak up within the next
> couple of days, so we can determine how many armies there will be and who
> the teams are...strategies must be devised and tactics thought out, not to
> mention armies have to be assembled!
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> This is most definitely an equal opportunity game, so armies are encouraged
> to be made up of multiple races.
Can I be the relay race?
> Lastly, if you think the total army CP count should be modified (like to
> 1200 or 999.44), bring it up...and no, Shaun, you can't have 3000+ CP.
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> Oh, and one more thing...I think it would be helpful (necessary?) if at
> least a couple of us worked on the scenery together, regardless of what team
> you may ultimately be on. Any on-lookers are also welcome to build things,
> if they so desire.
The table I have is 4' x 8' with one 4' side against the wall. There is
also another table in the room that is 2' x 6' with one 6' side against the
wall.
I will be on vaction the two weeks prior to the game, but I will be taking
with me a large supply of legos to try and build some scenery and an army.
I am a little short on green bricks, but I have a lot of gray to build rock
out croppings with.
Jonathan
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