Suggestions for the C3V

[Sherman Davies]

Originally Posted by ZBeeblebrox

That is awesome, but its an expensive miniature, that needs painting and assembly...are we planing on keeping cost and maintenance of miniature in mind when we choose them?

Yes.

[DeathDoom]

Dund doesn't so much need a movement boost as it does a better chance to get in to position to use Crippling Gaze. Of course, there are lots of potential ways to improve the class, the thing is finding the right way.

[dok]

Hunters for reference:

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Death Chasers of Thesk
Dünd
Dzu-Teh
Feral Troll
Gladiatrons
Grok Riders
Marrden Hounds
Marro Drudge
Master of the Hunt
Quasatch Hunters
Wolves of Badru

Some form of free movement of hunters is the obvious thing, I think. It definitely helps Dünd, as it gets him in position to use his power, which triggers before movement. The only hunter that's currently above a "B" is the Gladiatrons, and they already have movement bonding, so this helps them relatively little.

There's plenty of thematic ways to do movement, too - cover fire offers one model. Straight movement bonding wouldn't be terrible, either.

The obvious way to give an attack bonus that helps the Drudge disproportionately is to make it the bonus require adjacency, but make the figure that provides that bonus relatively to kill, at least with melee. This means that attack bonus is most easily used by a figure with a normal ranged attack. There's only two hunters with a normal ranged attack - the Drudge and the MotH. MotH with an attack bonus is a bit scary because it stacks on his Mortal Strike power, but an attack bonus restricted to commons or squad figures could work.

(This still isn't going to make the Drudge awesome or something, but it wouldn't hurt.)

So... concealment ("stalk the prey"), common hunter attack bonus, hunter movement bonding ("call to the hunt")? Modify for theme, depending on what the figure is...

[robbdaman]

I mentioned this in the CMSP thread as we talked a couple weeks ago about a movement boost for hunters. Even if it doesn't help Gladiatrons much even a little could be a pain.

[BiggaBullfrog]

Originally Posted by robbdaman

I mentioned this in the CMSP thread as we talked a couple weeks ago about a movement boost for hunters. Even if it doesn't help Gladiatrons much even a little could be a pain.

I don't think a movement boost for Gladiatrons would be a terrible thing-the terrible thing would be giving a movement boost to the Blastatrons. They're the ones who do everything, using another unit to move the Gladiatrons would be counterproductive to a 'Tron army, IMO.

[ZBeeblebrox]

Originally Posted by Sherman Davies

Yes.

Thanks SD, the SoV was planning on keeping cost and maintenance in mind as well and i was wondering if you guys felt the same way. I think it is important, because if its too much or too difficult..IMO I think people will shy away from that proposal.

[tcglkn]

I'm if the opinion that you use whatever minis you have that are in scale and work. If a person cannot get their hands on the figure, they can proxy. In the C3G we have used figures that are not cheap, simply for a lack of a better option. If there is even a possible mini out there for a unit we want to design, I say design it. People can always proxy. But thats just my

[ZBeeblebrox]

Yes, but if we are to create new figures to be used by the masses, then they should be available to the masses. For the most part I have never been in a tournament that allows proxies...and I think that if this accomplishes what we want it to...then the proxy idea won't work in the long run.

[Scapemaster]

Originally Posted by ZBeeblebrox

Yes, but if we are to create new figures to be used by the masses, then they should be available to the masses. For the most part I have never been in a tournament that allows proxies...and I think that if this accomplishes what we want it to...then the proxy idea won't work in the long run.

Unfortunately, I think that it then changes from a "Fan-based" project, to an infringement for "The Man" who still holds the rights.

If you don't understand what I mean, then ignore this post...

[SIEGE]

How about a squad that helps out the Deathwalkers? They sure could use a boost. Maybe something like this:

Zettian Repair Bots
Utgar

Soulborg
Unique Squad (squad of 3)
Repair Bots
Programmatic
Small 3

Life: 1
Move: 5
Range: 4
Attack: 2
Defense: 5
Points: 80

DEATHWALKER HERO BONDING
Before taking a turn with Zettian Repair Bots, you can take a turn with any deathwalker hero you control.

REPAIR
Whenever a deathwalker hero you control receives enough wounds to be destroyed, you may instead destroy 1 Zettian Repair Bot within 4 clear sight spaces of the deathwalker hero to ignore all wounds that deathwalker hero just received.

FLYING
When counting spaces for a Zettian Repair Bot's movement, ignore elevations. Zettian Repair Bots may fly over water without stopping, pass over figures without becoming engaged, and fly over obstacles such as ruins. When a Zettian Repair Bot starts to fly, if it is engaged it will take any leaving engagement attacks.

[Scapemaster]

Originally Posted by kaiyu0707

Mounted Samurai Archers... since... you know... that's more like what real Samurai actually were

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I definitely second that. And common melee samurai (Ronin) to follow.

[tcglkn]

I know there is this rule in the C3G, there should probably be one here: No custom card images posted in these threads. Something about plagiarism. You can link cards, just don't make it an image.