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Sorry I haven't been on lately problems got in the way. I think that we should have him maybe lose move/defence when he sees a person within a certain distance. Maybe he takes up to 3 wounds on lava rock instead of 1 like normal?
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I've gotten a few PM's from people who would like for me to revive this thread, if possible. Since many of the original designers have disappeared, I'd like to know who is still interested in continuing this project. New membership is welcome, but participation is a must.
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I'm here. :wave:
I've been waiting so long to get Inago made... |
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Reporting for duty! |
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Hey now. I'm here too. Fricking busy as all get out, but here, nonetheless. I can and will comment as I can, so let's get to it. :rock:
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Is it ironic that I dress up like a reindeer and then have a wulfhunter sighting? :D
It's nice to see you still poking your head around here, Wulf! |
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Woo hoo! Its back!
And so am I. |
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I'll join, I think Heroes of Fiction would be a cool subject.
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Don't know if you guys are in the middle of a design or not, but I'd like to suggest and aid with the development of another character. I'm putting this character before you buys because, well... I want the best there is for this character.
Now, I'll let you guys decide which to do, since either is fine, but I'd like to see a unit of either: Martin the Warrior or Matthais of Redwall They are both from the same series and are equally important (though you may argue Martin is more important) A similar description can be said for both, they are mice (literally) and would likely be best proxied by a Goblin Cutter. Martin is the Warrior guardian of the Abbey of Redwall: Brave, cunning and willing to face enemies far greater than he is. Matthais is a young (implied to be an orphan) at Redwall, long after Martin's death. He rises to take the mantle of Redwall's guardian warrior, wielding both Martin's Sword, and Shield. (And armor, and belt...) It's a very good, classic book, and sits high among fantasy novels. I'd do the two myself, but I'd rather do a coordinated effort to assure one will come out as good as possible so as to do it justice. |
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We were in the middle of Granite-M's Frankenstein's Monster when the cancellation notice messed with everything. Hopefully Granite will find his way back. Did anyone leave any bread crumbs?
@TCoW - It's Heroes of Fiction, but I'm sure there are some historically-based fictional characters that would work. |
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Sorry, I was thinking about another thread I'm part of. However, I am still interested in joining this thread.
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So...
Should we continue with Frankenstein's Monster or move on to the next fig? |
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I'm presently lurking the site, but will be glad to come out and help here again.
Llama, if we can not find Granite for one more day, then we should move on. |
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I can help. I am only on ounce or twice a week but I can help when available.
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Sorry I haven't posted in a bit, but I've been sick. I'll catch up when I'm feeling better. Hopefully tomorrow.
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I also think we should keep the same order we orgionaly had, adding the newcomers to the bottom and crossing out those who have decided to not work on this project. |
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Get well soon, Balantai. |
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Hope you feel better soon Balantai.:D
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Okay, I'm going to assume Granite is no longer interested since he didn't post in this thread when it kept getting bumped. Let's move on to our next design.
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Name: Inigo Montoya
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_2Pt2n6vmqm...oya%5B1%5D.jpg Genre: Literature Miniature: Elf Swashbuckler #18 Angelfire D&D Miniatures DDM Note: I am definitley open to a better/more common figure. Character Information: Inigo Montoya Direction: I'd like to bring out the following portions of Inigo's chaacter. 1) Hatred for the Six-Fingered Man 2)Beign able to fight more fiercely when wounded. 3)His expertise swordsmanship. |
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Freaking awesome! The Pricess Bride is one of my all-time favorite movies.
For those who are new here or for those who may have forgotten: Phase 2: Brainstorming Stage
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NOW we're talking!
Inigo Montoya Fights for Einar Human Unique Hero Duelist Dedicated Medium 5 Life 4 Move 6 Range 1 Attack 5 Defense 5 Edited powers! COUNTER STRIKE q.v. YOU KILLED MY FATHER! At the start of the game, choose one opponent's unique hero. When attacking the chosen figure with Inigo, you may roll two additional dice. PREPARE TO DIE! 15 If Inigo receives enough wounds to be destroyed by an attack from an adjacent unique hero figure, you roll the 20-sided die before removing him. If you roll a 15 or higher, ignore any wounds just received. You may add 2 to the die roll for each wound marker on this army card. YOU ARE THE BRUTE SQUAD! All Brutes you control adjacent to Inigo receive one additional Defense die. Quote:
Edit: Thanks, Lamaclown, for the suggestions. I certainly only meant to allow Brutes you control! I thought of only allowing Brute Heroes, but how could I not give the bonus to THE Brute Squad of Heroscape? (Horned Skull Brutes). |
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Nice choice, MK. Princess Bride is one of my favorite movies.
Hatred of Six-Fingered man: Choose an opponent's unique hero to be Inigo's target for revenge. Inigo's attack is boosted against that figure. More fierce when wounded: This could also be higher defense when wounded. Maybe add 1 to his defense for each wound marker. Swordsmanship: Extra attack dice when engaged to more than one opponent's figure? I could also see a variant of the Warforged Tactical Switch. This could represent his footwork - being able to maneuver his opponent into a worse position. IMO, a boost to friendly, Large figures would be thematic and represent his friendship with Fezzik. |
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I am posting from my phone so I won't say much right now.
Just +rep for the most awesome choice so far! :thumbsup: EDIT: Quote:
I made a few suggestions above. My suggestions are in bold. For YOU ARE THE BRUTE SQUAD (which I really like) did you mean for it to be all Brutes or only Brutes you control? |
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Taeblewalker and Mac seem to be on the right track with their posts. To tweak and elaborate on what they have a bit...
Six-fingered Killer of my Father: Definately the right track here. Two things to consider. First, will this power require a marker? Not to seem ridiculous, but it might benefit from one to prevent opponent's claims of not being six-fingered. ;) Also, I think the power should be limited to Human Heroes. Not to screw ole Indigo out of usefulness, but it does not make sense for the "six-fingered man" to be a dragon or robot or soulborg, you know? Prepare to See Me Defy Death... Again...: Again, definately right track. But, given my idea for restricting the Six-Fingered thing to Human, I think this should be a bit more open-ended, like, "add 1 attack die for each wound marker beyond the second one" kinda thing. That makes the figure still viable in the grand scheme of things after the six-fingered man is dealt with. Those are my opinions and I'm sticking to 'em. ;) |
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I love the basic concept for him but he seems a bit, how shall I say this, unfair with his base stats and abilities to improve his attack and defense.
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Sorry.
Forgot about the one post thing. See edited post above. :oops: |
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Inigo Montoya
I'd love to see three powers on the card. My Name Is Inigo Montoya You Killed My Father Prepare to Die Perhaps the following: My Name Is Inigo Montoya At the beginning of the game, choose a Human Unique Hero to be the Six-Fingered Man. Whenever Inigo Montoya is attacked by the Six-Fingered man and receives enough wounds to be destroyed, roll the 20-sided die. If you roll an 11 or higher, Inigo Montoya receives no wounds from the attack. You Killed My Father Inigo Montoya may add 1 to his attack when attacking the Six-Fingered Man. Prepare To Die When defending against a normal attack from an adjacent figure, you may roll 2 additional defense dice. If you roll any additional shields when defending against a normal attack from an adjacent figure, the attacking figure recieves 1 wound. Otherwise, I'd keep his base stats pretty low. Maybe: Life 3 or 4 Move 5 Range 1 Attack 3 Defense 3 Other possibilities: Inigo Montoya may roll 1 additonal attack die and 1 additional defense die for each wound marker on his card. Inigo Montoya may never recieve more than 1 wound from a normal attack. EDIT: Also, I'd like to change the genre to either Movie or Movie/Literature. I understand that the movie is based off of the book, but the movie is more recognizable. |
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Okay, I just wanted to put a few ideas of my own out there.
The one thing I aslways wanted Inigo to have was a power that let him attack any adjacent figure that attacks him but I don't know how to word it. I'll have the stats up tommorrow. |
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COUNTER ATTACK When defending against an attack from an adjacent figure, Inigo may roll as many defense dice as the attacking figure does attack dice. When rolling... [insert Counterstrike text here]. |
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Inigo gets attacked with 5 attack dice by an adjacent figure he can choose to roll 5 defense dice. He gets attacked with 2 attack dice by an adjacent fig he can choose to roll his normal defense. Seems pretty simple to me, but I may be missing the point you are making. |
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Great choice! but i would likevto change six figured man. maybe change it to +1against tricky. I know this is themed but there are very few heroscape figures that have an an ability thAt pertains to a perticular figure. most abilities are more general.
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Moving on... |
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Let's get Machinekng's draft. :D
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Inigo Montoya
Fights for Einar Human Unique Hero Duelist Dedicated Medium 5 Life 4 Move 6 Range 1 Attack 4 Defense 5 MY NAME IS INIGO MONTOYA 17 When Inigo receives enough wounds to be destroyed by an attack from an adjacent unique hero, you may roll the 20-sided die before removing him. If you roll a 17 or higher, ignore all skulls rolled by the attacking hero. You may add 2 to the die roll for each wound marker on this army card. YOU KILLED MY FATHER At the start of the game, choose one opponent's unique hero. When attackingthe chosen hero with Inigo, you mayroll two additional dice. PREPARE TO DIE! When rolling defense dice against an attack from an adjacent attacking figure, all excess sheilds count as unblockable hits on the opposing figure. Okay. My Name is Inigo Montoya is slightly harder to get than the suggested wound-negation abilities, but this wording would allow Inigo to give that figure Counterstrike damage. Prepare to Die is a Modified Counterstrike that also affects special attacks. |
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Both have special attacks that allow them to attack with 3 figures at once. Which one would get the unblockable hits? Either leave it "normal attack" like Counter Strike, or make the wording "a SINGLE adjacent attacking figure" a la C3G's Batman (so it CAN affect special attacks, but not those by multiple figures). |
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