Post by Joelercoaster on Sept 26, 2014 8:42:28 GMT -6
Yada yada, dead game, I know, I know.
But I have a relatively massive collection, thanks to a generous donation back in high school. Crazy circumstances, amirite?
So I finds this guy on bartertown who may be interested in buying some stuff, and who doesn't like free money, but I also like games... so if anyone is/was/would-be interested in playing a bit I'd be down for keeping at least a few decks around.
If I'm never going to touch them again, I may as well make some money off of it (assuming the frenchy goes through with it).
If you're unfamiliar, it always struck me as "DnD, the card game" in its essence. You have factions (5-ish?) that give flavor and specialty, and 4 classes (rogue, mage, cleric, fighter). You have a warlord (when he/she dies, it's game over man), and then other "characters". Then items/equipment/skills to play as you go. It's d20 based, and you have AC/To-Hit/HP/skill-check on each character.
I always thought the game was pretty fun, and you can build a lot of styles, from Nothrog (Ork) "Krunk Smash" decks to a master-summoner to a Scout that turns even your lowliest bow-maggot into a marksman. Oh, and then there are the uber-frustrating astral demons who have hilariously low AC, but you still miss half of the time. Because Astral
Anyway. Throwin' it out there.
But I have a relatively massive collection, thanks to a generous donation back in high school. Crazy circumstances, amirite?
So I finds this guy on bartertown who may be interested in buying some stuff, and who doesn't like free money, but I also like games... so if anyone is/was/would-be interested in playing a bit I'd be down for keeping at least a few decks around.
If I'm never going to touch them again, I may as well make some money off of it (assuming the frenchy goes through with it).
If you're unfamiliar, it always struck me as "DnD, the card game" in its essence. You have factions (5-ish?) that give flavor and specialty, and 4 classes (rogue, mage, cleric, fighter). You have a warlord (when he/she dies, it's game over man), and then other "characters". Then items/equipment/skills to play as you go. It's d20 based, and you have AC/To-Hit/HP/skill-check on each character.
I always thought the game was pretty fun, and you can build a lot of styles, from Nothrog (Ork) "Krunk Smash" decks to a master-summoner to a Scout that turns even your lowliest bow-maggot into a marksman. Oh, and then there are the uber-frustrating astral demons who have hilariously low AC, but you still miss half of the time. Because Astral
Anyway. Throwin' it out there.
