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Re: CO BrikWars get together
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lugnet.loc.us.oh
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Wed, 12 Apr 2000 11:51:37 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.oh, Mike Rayhawk writes:
> In lugnet.loc.us.oh, Adrian Drake writes:
> > I'll bring my bowling pin, I think. It'll make a most interesting sculpture
> > to decorate the center of the playfield. Muah.
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> hahaha
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> > I think my army of 30-odd skeletons might make the trip too. I wonder how a
> > skeleton would fit into the whole scheme of characters?
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> Man, I wish I had 30 skeletons.
It took a big order from Auczilla and a bunch of post-christmas sale shopping
to get that many. And I didn't even do anything particularly interesting with
them, I just wanted a bunch of skeletons :)
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> You could just field them as regular Troopers if you wanted - they'd probably
> have the same armor value; their decreased sturdiness is counteracted by the
> fact that they can lose a lot of pieces before they stop working. Or, you can
> make up new and screwy rules for them if you want. For instance (this is just
> an example off the top of my head):
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> For every 3 damage a skeleton takes, one skeletal limb falls right off
> (defender's choice). One legged skeletons hop at 3" per turn, no-legs drag
> themselves at 1" per turn. No legs and one arm moves 1/2" per turn. No-legs
> and no-arms cannot move but may bite anyone who comes in range. No-heads have
> a Skill of 1d6-4. A skeleton who has lost its head, both arms, and both legs
> is 'dead,' although detached skulls can still jibber and make conversation.
> Any detached skeletal limb can be used as a Club or thrown at opponents;
> detached arms can be used as a Tool by Mechanix.
Muahahahahahah! I'm not sure about fielding an army of 30 skeletons, but I
love these rules! You should write something like this into the next revision.
Adrian
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| (...) hahaha (...) Man, I wish I had 30 skeletons. You could just field them as regular Troopers if you wanted - they'd probably have the same armor value; their decreased sturdiness is counteracted by the fact that they can lose a lot of pieces (...) (27 years ago, 12-Apr-00, to lugnet.loc.us.oh)
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