Post by ForEver_Blight on Aug 8, 2017 14:36:23 GMT
Discuss
files.privateerpress.com/op/RottenBounty/RottenBountyRules2017.pdf
The hallucinations seem a bit confusing. Why do you declare the model when it deals damage? Does that mean it in fact deals no damage because it's a hallucination or something?
Otherwise seems kinda of harsh. The Harvest and Bounty cards are really powerful. I know you only get one of each, but even that seems a bit much. Punish the Fortunate and Roll the Dice seem staggeringly powerful.
For example, I could build a Lylyth 1 list with Roll the Dice, feat and boost for 4 dice to hit a crit anything then start throwing out Frostbolts from the BFS and Throne to make up to 7 models auto-stationary. Crit poisons everywhere. Crit grievous wounds. Crit knockdown from thunderbolt. Crit fire.
Seems like a bit much. I know they are casual games, but I'm sure people are going to find bonkers combos to apply some of these effects.
Also, pumpkin patches are mean... and stupid slow in terms of game; 6 turns.
files.privateerpress.com/op/RottenBounty/RottenBountyRules2017.pdf
The hallucinations seem a bit confusing. Why do you declare the model when it deals damage? Does that mean it in fact deals no damage because it's a hallucination or something?
Otherwise seems kinda of harsh. The Harvest and Bounty cards are really powerful. I know you only get one of each, but even that seems a bit much. Punish the Fortunate and Roll the Dice seem staggeringly powerful.
For example, I could build a Lylyth 1 list with Roll the Dice, feat and boost for 4 dice to hit a crit anything then start throwing out Frostbolts from the BFS and Throne to make up to 7 models auto-stationary. Crit poisons everywhere. Crit grievous wounds. Crit knockdown from thunderbolt. Crit fire.
Seems like a bit much. I know they are casual games, but I'm sure people are going to find bonkers combos to apply some of these effects.
Also, pumpkin patches are mean... and stupid slow in terms of game; 6 turns.
