Subject:
|
Re: Inaugural Ohio BrikWars Meeting
|
Newsgroups:
|
lugnet.gaming
|
Date:
|
Sun, 16 Apr 2000 00:44:26 GMT
|
Viewed:
|
1543 times
|
| |
|
|
In lugnet.fun.gaming, Gino A. Melone writes:
> The Ohio BrikWars have commenced. We met today for about 8 hours.
> Loads of fun. We had Drew Lawrence, Adrian Drake and Jeff Christner
> fielding TL6 mechs, tanks and troopers against my TL3 keep. Ken (I didn't
> catch his last name) joined us as photographer. Carolyn Cheney and
> friends dropped in to observe.
>
> We decided to have all of the SpaceMen attack my keep. I was playing
> mostly Castle. Backed up by 21 cannons.
>
> I fielded about 1900CP worth of Knights, Archers, Troopers, Scouts,
> Cannons and a keep (based on the Royal Knights Castle baseplate). The
> combined space forces were 1900-2000CP. 3-4 Mechs, 2 tanks, 2 hover
> craft, a bunch of troopers and 30 skeletons.
>
> We felt that the field wouldn't be fair like that so we built two BURP
> mountains to form a pass that the attackers would have to funnel through.
> We also through several NPCs onto the mountains to keep it interesting.
> Thanks Geoff for manning the rock monster which was throwing rocks into
> the pass. By the time we built the mountains and fielded all of the
> troops, it was around 2:00 before we really got going. We had to vacate
> the room by 6:00. So we started packing at 5:30.
>
> We definately fielded way too many troops for our experience level. We
> got about 7-8 turns completed.
>
> My opening cannonball shot (3rd turn) took out 5 SpaceTroopers. Yeah!
> I held my own as the SpaceMen tried to get through a narrow pass and over
> rough terrain.
>
> However, when we had to break, I was already beginning to feel the
> effects of attrition on my artillery men. Eventually, the superior
> firepower (that is, range) of the TL5 weapons would have won. The
> SpaceMen were converging on the RockMonster as we had to quit. He
> wouldn't have lasted two more turns. After that distraction was gone, I
> would have felt the full brunt of their attack. And it wouldn't have been
> pretty. Once those tanks got within range of my keep, it would have been
> emtpy fast.
>
> Based on our experience, a 2-1 ratio of CP for each TL difference seems
> about right. We'll probably do more cross-TL battles and be able to hone
> this.
>
> With my 1900CP and the advantage that NCPs and terrain provided, I'd say
> my armie's total battle worth was around 4500-5000CP. The terrain easily
> doubled my effectiveness. And the RockMonster was going to take almost
> the entire combined force of the SpaceMen to kill quickly. He had ~143AV
> (13 Brix of 3d10 rock).
>
> Based on this, I'd say I was about equal to 1200CP of TL5. Which is
> consistent with the fact that I was doomed against 1900CP.
>
> Ken took a ton of pictures. Hopefully, we'll have them on the web
> soon. I'm sure that everyone will have more to add about our battle. We
> had a blast and are already trying to plan a sequel, with much smaller
> armies.
>
> We also hashed out some simplified magic rules while gabbing. I'll
> probably post those tonight or tomorrow. We came up with an idea for a
> truly interesting Wizard.
>
> Later,
> Gino A...
Hurray! Pics! I get inspired by the sight of masses of mini-figs running off
to the their doom :)
Groovy stuff
Justin Chilsett
|
|
Message is in Reply To:
 | | Inaugural Ohio BrikWars Meeting
|
| The Ohio BrikWars have commenced. We met today for about 8 hours. Loads of fun. We had Drew Lawrence, Adrian Drake and Jeff Christner fielding TL6 mechs, tanks and troopers against my TL3 keep. Ken (I didn't catch his last name) joined us as (...) (25 years ago, 15-Apr-00, to lugnet.gaming)
|
17 Messages in This Thread:
 
 
- Entire Thread on One Page:
- Nested:
All | Brief | Compact | Dots
Linear:
All | Brief | Compact
|
|
|
|
