Thank you! I had a blast playing it! I think you did touch those dice!!! That explains it!!!!!😂

It is an amazingly elegant system! Welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching!

It truly is! Thanks for watching!!

I made them on Google Docs using insert table. I then printed them out on card stock.

Glad to hear it! The game is awesome! And yes. He was extra vulnerable being transfixed.

I will check those out! Sadly no 3D printer…yet! Thanks for commenting!!

@@magehammersgametable I do not have a 3D printer either. They are a lot of fun games. It takes place in the 17 century. With pirates/ treasure hunters. Mutated sea creatures, an ancient civilization with robots, mermaids, that’s for the deepWars. Both deepWars and ShadowSea can be combined to one game. Only need about 4-8 figures.

@@26snoopy82 Sounds epic

I did them on Google Docs. But I must have erased it because I can’t find the file. If I find it, I will share the link here

Thank you for watching!

Thank You!!! That would be great!!

@@privera9649 Found it! drive.google.com/file/d/0BxSRjLl69q4JY2ZhOWQyY2EtMTY1MS00NDViLTg1NDQtOGQ0NjMzNzkyNDE1/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-KTR_s6flyuoMW9BPJP150g

@@magehammersgametable I open the link but it need access.?

Yes

Once two fails are rolled on the other side, it’s your turn again to nominate any of your units you want. It makes for excellent tactical decisions.

@@magehammersgametable so a same unit can act and fail passing the turn and then act again when the oponent also fails passing me the turn. They don´t exhaust or have to wait till the whole team act to act again. Sry for my broken english, trying to understand play structure.

@@Luchiop Yes. Think of every miniature as a separate unit. They are individuals. If any model fails two Quality rolls in an activation, play passes to the opposing player.

And that player may activate any miniature they choose. Failed activations are a full reset for the opposing side

Yes. But it becomes much less interesting because there are fewer tactical options available without terrain. Still doable, though.

@@magehammersgametable makes sense! Does the book layout the terrain or you just make it up? I’m totally new to this game from 4AD.

@@jaymea8907 There are some basic scenarios in the book that have a small amount of set up. If I remember correctly (haven’t used the scenarios in a while), the players take turns laying pieces of terrain to set up the board. Since I mostly play solo, I just set up what I think looks cool.

@@magehammerChad awesome thanks for the replies. Have to pick this up! Looks like a lot of fun.

It really is a great design! It's the game that hooked me on tabletop wargaming! Enjoy!