Все в ней нулево и кукольно.
Все в ней нулево и кукольно.
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If they play according to RP-4 rules, I'll bet $30-50 against Redmi (betting that he will lose). If it's anything else, I'm not that interested.
I was actually writing about viewing the map while Mikogo is enabled with a continuous game screen.
I still don't understand if there will be a battle, or will they just grumble and run away? :mad:
I suggest adding a rule allowing for a restart if the starting hero, whose specialty is ballista, doesn't receive a ballista at the start.
Otherwise, you end up with Gurney, who doesn't have a ballista and starts with 15-20 goblins, while all other heroes have 1-3 stacks initially.
I suggest adding a rule allowing for a restart if the starting hero, whose specialty is a ballista, doesn't get a ballista at the start.
Otherwise, you end up with Gurney, but without a ballista, and with 15-20 goblins, while all other heroes start with 1-3 stacks.
I propose to supplement the rules with a clause about a possible restart if the starting hero, whose specialty is the ballista, does not receive a ballista from the start.
Otherwise, it turns out that you pick, say, Gurni, and he has no ballista, with 15-20 goblins, while all other heroes have 1-3 stacks initially.
A war machine is essentially a second stack in your army.
Gurani without a ballista and goblins is like a hero with one stack – it's the same as Bron with gnolls, or Shakti with one stack of troglodytes.
Gurani without a ballista, goblins, and orcs is like a hero with a 1st and 3rd stack, but without the 2nd – it's the same as Bron with gnolls and flies.
It's difficult to play with a single stack for all heroes, and this applies to Shakti, Valeska, Bron, and especially Gurnisson. But I don't see a reason to single out Gurnisson; if you're going to give a break, give it to everyone.
What’s the difference between Gurny without a ballista and Tazar with 14 gnolls? No rests:smile51: