Robb's Custom Figures - UPDATED 11/9/19 - Page 2

robbdaman · #13 January 12th, 2008, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Onacara

Even if he only rolls 3 out of 6 skulls he would take out the majority of the figures in the game in one shot...way undervalued...either that or you make it so he has one chance to turn into the wolf per game and if he misses thats it..this way you are taking a risk by taking him but the reward could be huge. The fact that as he is now he can take out Charos in one shot means he needs to be valued over 220.

DIE CHAROS YOU WUSSY!!! :P I'll half about everything and that will probably make him more reasonable.

Edit: updated to v3

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Jedi Master Corazz · #14 January 13th, 2008, 12:20 AM

That werewolf looks awesome!

Kinseth · #15 January 13th, 2008, 12:37 AM

Id word feral spirit that whenever he inflicts a wound, he inflicts another adittional wound.

I think thats what your looking for.

You haven't cleared up if this works with his special attack(Cause that would be waaaay too powerful IMO).

Fuzzie Fuzz · #16 January 13th, 2008, 12:51 AM

He look pretty cool, I like that idea. Why does the wolf version of him have two range?

robbdaman · #17 January 13th, 2008, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Fuzzie Fuzz

He look pretty cool, I like that idea. Why does the wolf version of him have two range?

Because he's 10 feet tall and has long sharp claws.

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~~Onacara~~ · #18 January 13th, 2008, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by robbdaman

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Originally Posted by Fuzzie Fuzz

He look pretty cool, I like that idea. Why does the wolf version of him have two range?

Because he's 10 feet tall and has long sharp claws.

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and he is bulletproof

Kinseth · #19 January 13th, 2008, 01:20 AM

Rob, check out my ogre, something similar in what your talking about in range for your werewolf.

Eckels · #20 January 13th, 2008, 03:22 AM

Here's an idea. Print two seperate cards. one for Werewolf form, and one for Human form, and print them back to back. When he changes, just flip the card. This way all the stats are just listed nicely, and it reduces the amount of thinking required.

robbdaman · #21 January 15th, 2008, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Eckels

Here's an idea. Print two seperate cards. one for Werewolf form, and one for Human form, and print them back to back. When he changes, just flip the card. This way all the stats are just listed nicely, and it reduces the amount of thinking required.

I actually will probably do that since it will reduce confusion, just wanted to get some other ideas made.

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Fuzzie Fuzz · #22 January 15th, 2008, 10:27 AM

Lots of problems with someone with having a melee figure with range. He can attack people that aren't anywhere near adjacent, elevation-wise. Lots of complicated reach rules have been made, but I think it would be best just to make his range one.

Eckels · #23 January 15th, 2008, 01:38 PM

I don't think reach rules have to be that complicated.

All you have to do is say that he can reach any figure up to two spaces away, as long as they would otherwise be adjacent, if not for that one extra space. It's not a line-of-sight reading, so the figures would still have to be height adjacent, and within two spaces away.

There should be a penalty though - if you're reaching for that extra space, maybe -1 to attack, or +1 to the defense of the defender? But that's neither here nor there.

And any disagreements on whether a character can reach would be settled with a d20. (just like line-of-sight).

Speaking of which... I think I'm going to add this to my rulebook and give Jotun a reach of 2. MUAHAHA!

robbdaman · #24 January 15th, 2008, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Eckels

Speaking of which... I think I'm going to add this to my rulebook and give Jotun a reach of 2. MUAHAHA!

I think he should have some type of reach anyway. I'm a D&D Minis player so figures his size not having reach to me is very odd. I'm working on changing Leircus' cards today either way. I'll figure something out.

I also don't think adding range to a melee piece is that big of a deal. Nothing would be different and if engaged they would have to target those they are engaged with per the normal rules. That way they'd have to attack the closest figures. I also don't see an issue with height. Sure a very tall figure could smack something up high but that makes somewhat realistic sense to me. Quite honestly with figures like Jotun that are that big with long arms and a sword it seems silly that he swats at figures by his feet all the time.

You're going to have to give me a lot more explanation of why it is complicated for me to be sold on the concept not working as is.

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p.s.: anyone have any thoughts on my other creations?