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In lugnet.gaming.brikwars, Adrian Drake wrote:
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In lugnet.gaming.brikwars, Jason Spears wrote:
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In lugnet.gaming.brikwars, Adrian Drake wrote:
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Good point - maybe the criers have a certain percentage (50-50?) of
convincing others of the problem?
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You could always make it another roll to add additional complexity :)
1: This guy will never listen to the Crier and might as well be zombie
bait.
2-3: He doesn’t believe you. Try again.
4-5: He does believe you. Congratulations, you have an ally!
6: Yay, you just made another crier!
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I like this idea. Just keeping track of which guy won’t listen to you could
be tricky.
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An easy way to avoid this would just be to either put a dot on the fig or put
each fig on a 2x2 or 2x4 plate that would represent his current mode. That
way you’d know who was unclaimed, a zombie, a crier, a fighter, or a runner
by the color of their plate.
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Groovy!
I *love* this chart idea and I think it’s definitly the way to go. More options!
Yeah, we put 1x1s on civies in our last game, so this shouldn’t be a problem. I
like the way your chart allows for some people to *never* believe there’s a
problem. If you really want to complicate it, maybe if there’s a critical mass
of non-believers, the can convert believers over to their side... (ok, too
much...)
Now the Crier issue is something I was tossing around. But I wrote it up to be
more simplified. If people can only believe a Crier, but any zombie can make
other zombies, might the teams become quickly lopsided? Although, it does add a
strategic element to the game if the Crier is a unique unit. TT would have to
protect him and move him around to attempt to get more converts. Maybe Criers
should take 2 bites to be converted into a zombie? Or they have to be critial
hits for zombification. Or maybe they can have bonuses to hit, but can’t speak
when using it, so you can either attack or inform in a turn, but not both.
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I’m a welcome and willing host. In fact, at least one other Michiganite has
expressed interest in visiting Northern Ohio (the bRickster) but I don’t know
what his disposition towards Brikwars is.
Of course, being primarily a .spacer these days, I have no town to have a
campaign in. Hmm.
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There’s no reason you can’t have Zombies in Space. Or, if that’s too goofy, it
could be a disease like in “28 Days Later...” You can have zombies anywhere!
-Evil Wayne
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| (...) Hmmm... Using plates, you could actually have multiple teams of criers and make the game a points like game. You get points for recruiting more criers to "your team" and points for killing zombies. Zombies could be just simple "chase closest (...) (21 years ago, 3-Dec-03, to lugnet.gaming.brikwars, lugnet.org.us.michlug)
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| (...) An easy way to avoid this would just be to either put a dot on the fig or put each fig on a 2x2 or 2x4 plate that would represent his current mode. That way you'd know who was unclaimed, a zombie, a crier, a fighter, or a runner by the color (...) (21 years ago, 3-Dec-03, to lugnet.gaming.brikwars, lugnet.org.us.michlug, FTX)
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