Kame House

[Arch-vile]

Kame House

A C3G Competitive Map
Size: 46 x 26 inches (or 36 x 36 inches if you go by mat size)



Download the PDF File/Pocket Mod

Required Terrain Sets

Spoiler Alert!

Rise of the Valkyrie™ Master Sets x1, Ticalla™ Jungle Expansion Set x1, Bungalow x1, Water Mat x1 (or 68 water tiles, so 47 extra water tiles)

Required Terrain Count

Spoiler Alert!

Destructible Objects: N/A
Objects: Bungalow x1, Jungle Bush x6, Jungle Tree x2
Mats: Water Mat x1 (or 68 water tiles)
Special Tiles: N/A
Standard Tiles: Grass 24x6, 7x2, 3x4, 2x6, 1x4, Rock 24x2, 7x2, 1x4, Sand 7x2, 3x2, 2x2, 1x4

SETUP:
Start the game with 1x Command Hub resource token on the center spot within the Bungalow.

SPECIAL RULES:
• If you use a water mat, only the water spaces directly adjacent to a land space are within play.
• The Bungalow uses C3G 2.0 Interior Access rules. The base for the Bungalow can be printed out here.
• This map has NO Destructible Objects on it.

Kame House is a house on a very small island in the middle of the sea, where Master Roshi lives and trains his students. Kame House is known for its distinctive pink color, red roof, and the words “Kame House” painted above the entrance.

Resources and Rulings
• See this map's wiki page for strategies!
• Here is a painting guide for my custom Kame House. This is completely optional.

Credits
• Playtesters:

• Arch-vile
• Ericth74, 2
• IAmBatman

Updates
• N/A

[Arch-vile]

Tabletop Simulator link

I've played a decent amount on this map (my last couple weeks of playtests), and it feels pretty good. The Command Hub inside the Bungalow is often worth either going for or keeping out of your opponent's hands, depending on the teams used. The sand 7-hexers on each side are the highest points of the map, so most other combat takes place there. But there is plenty of cover elsewhere for obstruction, and figures that can throw other figures have plenty of low ground next to height to throw them to. So I feel like a lot of the map is used, other than the back of the start zones.

Map pics:

[IAmBatman]

Cool. Seems well-vetted. I'm a pre-yea for initial testing and will definitely help test it when it gets to public testing (can't beat a TTS link!).

[japes]

Looks good

[Arch-vile]

I did a couple recent playtests on this map with Quicksilver and Doctor Light. Not sure if we want another test for the initial here? I filled out this form below I found in one of the other map threads.

Overall Look: I think it looks reasonably accurate to the location in DBZ. Some creative liberties were taken to make it a usable map.

Stability: Nothing unstable.

Build difficulty: Very straightforward.

Size: Fits on a 3’ x 3’ water mat easily enough.

Unit types positively affected: Move 7+ non-flying figures can get center height on their first move, as can Move 6+ fliers. The fastest speedsters can grab the Command Hub resource turn 1, but that exposes them to early fire from outside the windows. Worth noting the Bungalow entrances are not symmetrical, so one side can enter it slightly quicker than the other. But that doesn't grant a competitive advantage in my experience.

Unit types negatively affected: None really.

Key areas on the Map: The highest points on the map are the two sand 7-hexers, so the battle is naturally drawn there. The Bungalow and the areas around the Bungalow also get a lot of action. Sometimes figures camp on the sand outside of the central height too.

Areas not used much or at all: Backs of the start zone. You’ll also never go into the water willingly (maybe an Atlantean type would), but enemies may throw or knock you down there.

[IAmBatman]

I'd be fine moving it right to public testing

[Arch-vile]

Cool, then I propose to public testing.

If folks prefer I run another set of games here, let me know.

[Ericth74]

yea

I think moving to public testing is fine.

[Tornado]

Yea

[IAmBatman]

yea

[MrNobody]

Yea

[Arch-vile]

This passes, thanks all