Dnd players: ...but the highest roll of a d100 is 100? Thanks for the explanation. My dad has been asking for a game like this to play for a bit, which kind of caught me off guard. Honestly, this is the second time I've watched this, and just realized that you could turn this into a Summoner style battle if you have at least three players. Say everyone gets 300 HP. Instead of throwing down dice for yourself, whoever's turn it is chooses what player they're attacking, and the defender gets to choose which dice are thrown down (putting them in front of themselves). At the end of the round, everyone counts the score in front of them just like in the video, and subtracts that from their life pool (the 300HP). Then, everyone returns the dice to their owners and start another round (or DONT! Since that could spice up the gameplay! It'd make teaming up on one player a potentially dangerous thing to do!)
This is a fun game. Can you find more games similar that use several polyhedral dice. I know of krig and dice conquest. Are there any others? It beat d6 games all the time
Chipsterzone Games has a polyhedral Yacht style game, i.e. something like Yahtzee or Kismet. (Still under development, but has been demoed at conventions)
Thank you for teaching me how to play a new game
Love this game.
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Dnd players: ...but the highest roll of a d100 is 100?
Thanks for the explanation. My dad has been asking for a game like this to play for a bit, which kind of caught me off guard.
Honestly, this is the second time I've watched this, and just realized that you could turn this into a Summoner style battle if you have at least three players. Say everyone gets 300 HP. Instead of throwing down dice for yourself, whoever's turn it is chooses what player they're attacking, and the defender gets to choose which dice are thrown down (putting them in front of themselves). At the end of the round, everyone counts the score in front of them just like in the video, and subtracts that from their life pool (the 300HP). Then, everyone returns the dice to their owners and start another round (or DONT! Since that could spice up the gameplay! It'd make teaming up on one player a potentially dangerous thing to do!)
Could you upload the rules to the BGG please? Would love to have them. It's impossible for me to buy it here in Spain
This is a fun game. Can you find more games similar that use several polyhedral dice. I know of krig and dice conquest. Are there any others? It beat d6 games all the time
Chipsterzone Games has a polyhedral Yacht style game, i.e. something like Yahtzee or Kismet. (Still under development, but has been demoed at conventions)