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*Searches door.*

None of the standard rooms are considered big enough to worry about that, but it is implied that the lantern is nearing the edge of it's efficacy for illuminating surroundings with the 4x8 objective rooms. So it's the lantern that would limit vision before the characters' eyesight. But I might...

If we were still doing those award things, Modus would be "most likely to win the pro tour."

This time, the Wizard rolls 5 for power. He'll Lightning Bolt the orc that the Dwarf already wounded, rolling 2D6 for a total of 6, subtracting 4 (the orc's toughness) and finishing that orc off. The Elf shoots at the same orc as before, but rolls a 2, missing again. The Barbarian rolls a 1...

The Dwarf's next to-hit roll is 4, so his axe does strike the next orc. His damage rolls are 1 and 2, so the 1 is discarded, and his strength is added for a total of 5, from which the orc's toughness of 4 is subtracted. The orc takes 1 damage and survives (had it died, the deathblow could have...

For the first turn, we'll assume that the Wizard does not have draw enough power to cast any of his spells and doesn't wish to spend any of his power store for this combat. The Elf has the highest initiative, and he'll attempt to pick off the opposing archer with his bow. The Elf can only...

Here's a combat scenario to give everyone a better idea of how this game works. In this scenario I just made up, the warriors were exploring a corridor and the leader, the Barbarian, opened the door. The warriors enter the torture chamber. They purposely have the Barbarian and Dwarf enter the...

Well, that's potentially four people and I wanted at least three, although a couple more wouldn't hurt. Turgy is curious about the gameplay, so I'll try to give some sort of outline... The basic version of Warhammer Quest uses four warriors, who come with the game. There is actually no DM. The...

Highway Robber, done. Spidey: 10 Hand: 3 Library: 48 In Play: (U) Mt (T,T) Forest x2 (U) Raging Goblin (1/1; Haste) (T) Mudbrawler Cohort (2/2; Haste; ~ gets +1/+1 as long as I control another red creature) (U) Rootwalla (2/2; 1G: ~ gets +2/+2 ueot. Play this ability only once each turn) (U)...

Hm. I don't think it's like Hackmaster any more than it's like D&D, but I've never actually played Hackmaster, so I'm not sure...

I was just talking with some friends last night about problems with the local school board. One of the concerns was that the system seems to easily end up where some people end up being the purported check on their own power, so they're policing themselves and therefore are actually left...

Untap, upkeep, draw, attack with Wild Griffin. Responses?

Take it.

Wild Griffin, done. Spidey: 14 Hand: 3 Library: 49 In Play: (T) Mt (T,T) Forest x2 (U) Raging Goblin (1/1; Haste) (U) Mudbrawler Cohort (2/2; Haste; ~ gets +1/+1 as long as I control another red creature) (U) Rootwalla (2/2; 1G: ~ gets +2/+2 ueot. Play this ability only once each turn) (S)...

Pretty recently I found a box with all my old Warhammer Quest stuff. I thought it might be fun to try a campaign here, much like Spidey has been doing with D&D. If you've never heard of it (pretty likely), Warhammer Quest was the brief successor to Advanced HeroQuest. If you're familiar with...

The more I think about this, the more I like it. I don't know why we're not doing this sort of thing already. Obviously it won't solve everything, but it's a step in the right direction and I can't think of a reason not to do it. Not sure about the details, though. My preference would be to say...

Untap, upkeep, draw, attack with Steadfast Guard, blocks/responses?

South then?

Anyone heard of this? You can play games against other people and against an AI. I've recently gotten into go, so I've been trying this out, but I'm still so bad at it that the AI dominates me even on the lowest difficulty setting. :o Anyway, here's the link. And here are the games they have...