The Book of City Park

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

PDF file doesn't want to load for me.

That's because there isn't a PDF for it yet, I only left it in the OP to make it easier on the Art guys when it's in final editing.

 

[A3n]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

PDF file doesn't want to load for me.

That's because there isn't a PDF for it yet, I only left it in the OP to make it easier on the Art guys when it's in final editing.

And I thank you for it.

 

[Arkham]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

C3G STANDARD PLAYTEST FEEDBACK FORM

NAME OF THE TEST MAP: City Park Map

Overall Look:
I dig the way the map looks, and I think it captures the theme of a park really well. I also enjoy the use of road, water, and trees so close together. It will make the map a nice addition for a lot of figures.

Stability:
The map is quite solid. No issues at all.

Build difficulty:
It was a little confusing and time consuming, but no more than usual. No concerns.

Size:
The size is Small/Medium. You engage the enemy quickly, which is nice, and things feel open, yet close. A nice balance.

Unit types positively affected:
Any figure that benefits from trees, water, asphalt, or road.

Unit types negatively affected:
Nobody feels at a disadvantage on this map. the only spot that could be abusable is the middle of the fountain, because it is raised, will give ranged fighters a height advantage against only melee characters, but this is not a big concern. It's nice that it is a water space.

Key areas on the Map:
The fountain, and the road going from the sides of the bases to the other, and down the middle.

Areas not used much or at all:
The side water areas, and the road that goes towards it was seldom used.

Game 1:
Units:
Hourman, Liberty Belle, Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Bane (1000)
vs.
Fantastic Four (1000)

Spoiler Alert!

Game Overview:
-Hawkgirl tried to get the jump on Human Torch, as he made his way to their base. They fought it out, and eventually both were the first to go. Then Hawkman got jumped by Thing, as Hourman and Liberty Belle got stuck with Mr. Fantastic. Thing took care of Hawkman, then started on Bane, but Bane managed to get in some shots on Invisible Woman. Hourman and Liberty Belle took care of Mr. Fantastic, then Invisible Woman, and Thing came back killing Bane then Liberty Belle, but was bested by Hourman. This was mostly on the straight road strip going towards Hourman's base.

Hourman has 3 wounds.

Game 2:
Units:
Hourman, Liberty Belle, Invisible Woman, Darkseid (955)
vs.
Magneto, Destiny, Gorgon, Venom (960)

Spoiler Alert!

Game Overview:
-Team Hourman went all in, but Darkseid was thrown around by Magneto to get him out of the way, throwing him in the lowest grass section by the road that goes off to nowhere. Magneto got a few wounds in, but was killed by Hourman and Liberty Belle. Hourman and Liberty Belle engaged Gorgon next, he tried to Stone Gaze them as his PS12 kept them at bay on their turns, but he failed all his rolls for his Stone Gaze, and was eventually killed off on the road leaving his base. Venom was jumped on next, failing his senses rolls, and was killed pretty easily. Destiny didn't stand a chance, and was quickly disposed of in her base.

Hourman has 4 wounds, Liberty Belle has 1 wound, Darkseid has 1 wound.

Game 3:
Units:
Mera, Aquaman I, Tempest, Hydro-Man, Oracle (940)
vs.
Gamora, Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Bane (950)

Spoiler Alert!

Game Overview:
-Tempest and Hydro-man went out first, placing down water tiles throughout the map. Tempest was quickly killed off by Hawkgirl. Hydro-man did some decent damage, but all the attention was on Hawkgirl trying to hurt Aquaman before he could get on water. Aquaman was killed off, but then Hawkgirl was taken out by Mera. Hawkman moved in, but was killed off by Mera near the fountain. Mera was killed off, and then Hydro-man was killed by Gamora. Oracle was quickly killed off.

Gamora with 3 wounds, Bane with 1 wound.

Game 4:
Units:
Mera, Aquaman I, Hydro-man, Tiger Shark, Oracle (970)
vs.
Magneto, Destiny, Gorgon, Venom (960)

Spoiler Alert!

Game Overview:
-Hydro-man placed down a couple water tiles on the road going straight to the middle of the base. Hydro-man was thrown into the enemy base. Aquaman got onto one of the water tiles, and managed to fight off Magneto from the top of the fountain, before Magneto could do too much damage. Mera moved in for support, Aquaman fought Gorgon, but Aquaman was killed off by Stone Gaze. Mera finished off Gorgon. Venom killed off Mera, then Tiger Shark, but Oracle then killed Venom. It came down between Destiny and Oracle, both rolling decently, but a whiffed defense from Oracle saw her fall to Destiny's attack from height next to the large tree of her base.

Destiny with 3 wounds.

 

[Yodaking]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

C3G STANDARD MAP PLAYTEST FEEDBACK FORM

NAME OF THE MAP TESTED (City Park)

- OVERALL LOOK/THEME TEST/ Let us know if the map’s theme comes across effectively or not, how visually appealing it is or is not to you, etc.
Pass, love how it looks! The theme really comes across well and it is visually stimulating.
- STABILITY TEST/Any issues you find with the map’s ability to hold together during game play and/or the feasibility to moving the map around from table to floor or from car to event.
Pass, no issues.
- BUILD DIFFICUTLY/ Was it hard to follow the directions or figure out where pieces go?
No issues.
- SIZE IMPACT/ How big is the map when fully assembled in comparison to other maps you enjoy playing on? Does the map’s size have any negative or positive ramifications?
Small, center of the board is quickly claimed and becomes the focal point.
- FUN TEST/ Consider whether or not the map was fun to play on.
Pass
- COMPETITIVE TEST/ Consider whether or not the map would best be a competitive, casual, or scenario based map (more than one option can be listed). Please explain why you feel that way.
Not sure how competitive it was in my games. The 3 single hexes of ultimate high ground were quickly taken by one team in each of my games and then that team generally won as a result. The road tiles leading directly from one start zone to the other start zone while also giving the attacking figure high ground on the opponents start zone seemed like a significant competitive advantage to whichever team was best able to take advantage of them.
- STRATEGY TEST/ Consider whether or not the map offers any real strategy or interesting tactics to the overall game.
No? Strategy seemed to be the same every time, take the high ground in the center of the board, run up and down the road tiles.
-Unit types positively affected:
Units that make good use of water tiles, any figure that can move from the start zone directly onto one of the 3 single hex high ground tiles, units that benefit from road tiles, units that can use the trees effectively.
-Unit types negatively affected:
Slower moving units, single activation units.
-Key areas on the Map:
Fountain in the center of the board and the road tiles surrounding it. Road tiles connecting each Start Zone to the center of the board. Used the grassy hills close to the other key sections a few times too.
-Areas not used much or at all:
Didn’t use the duck ponds at all until the last game when I had a bunch of figures with water based powers, but even then I only moved there once. The road tiles running off to the sides were not used at all.
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Army Test 1
- Does it pass, Yes or No? Not sure, was testing a new figure at the same time and I think a combination of the new figures powers and the map selection lead to too big wins. Hard to determine how much of the win was attributable to the map and how much to the new figure.
Units: ****** ****** 175, Black Cat 135, Living Laser 190, Wizard 140, Gambit 210, Rhino 220, Mocking Bird 130 (1200) vs. Red Skull 220, Hydra Agents x3 240, Madam Hydra 140, Baron Von Strucker 210, Baron Zemo 200, Joker 190 (1200)

Spoiler Alert!

How did the game play out as it relates to the board layout? Gambit vaults onto the top of the fountain on the first OM and doesn’t give up that spot until late in the game after some HYDRA Agents ran down the road and started attacking the opponents Start Zone from high ground. Viper & BVS were destroyed trying to take the center of the board away from the opponent. When Red Skull moved down the road to try and attack the center of the board, Black Cat ran down the road and stole his Cosmic Cube, then Red Skull was destroyed. Zemo & Joker also tried to take the center of the board and died in the attempt. Wizard moved around the edges on the grass hills before moving in to the center.
Who won and how many wounds did they have? Living Laser w/3W, Black Cat w/3W, Wizard & Rhino at full health won.

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Army Test 2
- Does it pass, Yes or No? Not sure, was testing a new figure at the same time and I think a combination of the new figures powers and the map selection lead to too big wins. Hard to determine how much of the win was attributable to the map and how much to the new figure.
Units: ****** ****** 175, Hydro-Man 190, King Shark 220, Electro 135, Killer Croc 200, SHIELD Agents x3 330 (1250) vs. Poison Ivy 165, Floronic Man 135, Sub-Mariner 250, Abe Sapien 150, Aquaman 330, Flash 220 (1250)

Spoiler Alert!

How did the game play out as it relates to the board layout? Namor tried to make use of the duck pond, but the trees blocked his LOS and the pond itself was a bit far away from the rest of the action. Hydro-Man was able to jump on top of the fountain after 2 OM’s and never gave up that position. Ivy & Floronic Man used the trees to attack figures but were both destroyed before they could do much damage, only scoring 2W from their two tree attacks on 8 total figures. Croc moved up onto one of the single hex of road high ground and never moved off it. The SHIELD Agents ended up running down the road and Kill Box attacking and killing both Aquaman & Abe before they could leave their start zone.
Who won and how many wounds did they have? ****** ****** w/3W, Hydro-man w/1W, King Shark as full health, Killer Croc w/1W, and 7 SHIELD Agents won.

FINAL THOUGHTS - If the desire is to make this a water friendly map, the two duck pnds are too far out of the way to be useful. I noticed that Hydro-Man (Water Tunneling – same level), Abe Sapien (Submerged), Killer Croc (Swamp Creature – same level), Aquaman II (Submerged) all have water tile based powers that let move 5 spaces away to anther water tile but the duck ponds were too far away from the fountain to use them. Namor has a water based power that reaches out 8 spaces that I tried to use, but it required clear sight and a tree is sitting right in front of the forward most water space in the duck pond blocking off LOS to the fountain, the pond was also so far away that the 8 range only covered part of the fountain area. I think the map would be better if the duck ponds were moved up such that the forward most water tile was only 5 spaces away from the fountain edge. Then the water based powers could be used to pop back and forth between the 3 different pools of water on the board.
I’m not generally against the idea of having start zones lower than the rest of the board, but when combined with the road tiles connecting the two start zones together it seems to have led to an increased number of high ground attacks on figures still in their start zone.
It may have just been bad dice rolls, but in my games whoever grabbed the three single hexes of high ground never gave them up and their team generally dominated the board as a result. I think dropping them down to even level with the surrounding hexes would make the board more competitive and less about a race to grab those spots.

 

[japes]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Used this map for a couple of the army test for my ongoing initial. I liked it. It did tend to always bottle up at the center. Once I get the write-ups done I'll post them up. I may do all the initial on this map so I should have some valuable info for this. Although I do like YK's idea of moving the duck ponds a little so water units could bounce around. It could make more of the map usable. Although a glyph in a couple of those low lying areas at the sides could work as well. Give up height to get on a Glyph but if the center is taken it gives you the option of a second objective.

Regardless it's going on my list of maps to use for campaign/scenarios. It's perfect for a couple of my WIPs.

For reference...the area I meant for the Duck Ponds would be to just slide them over to the location of the tree just to the left of the lower pond. Then that tree could be bumped over 2 spaces next to the road.

 

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Coming back to this, after reading through the playtests again and some thought, I came up with a couple options:

Current:

Option 1: Duck pond moved closer to center and made bigger, one of the trees moved (old change idea, so I can't remember all of the changes).

Option 2: Duck pond moved slightly, road next to pond raised, and height next to pond moved and raise to create new highest height exactly 8 spaces away from both teams.

I was looking at trying create a new map for Ericth, but thought it best to finish this one first.

 

[japes]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

I like the pond locations for option 1. Having all the water within 5 space links allow for more water based figures to be playable.

Aquaman II...
SUBMERGE 11
If Aquaman is attacked while on a water space, you may roll the 20-sided die. If you roll 11 or higher, Aquaman takes no damage and you may place him on any unoccupied water space within 5 spaces of Aquaman that is no more than 3 levels above or below Aquaman's base. If Aquaman is placed adjacent to the attacking figure, you may roll an unblockable attack die against that figure. When Aquaman moves with Submerge, he will not take any leaving engagement attacks.

And Hydro-Man
WATER TUNNEL
If Hydro-Man ends his normal movement on a water space, you may immediately place him on any empty same-level water space within 5 spaces. When Hydro-Man starts to Water Tunnel, he will not take any leaving engagement attacks.

 

[Yodaking]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

It's great to see some activity here, we haven't added a new map in quite some time. I like trying to put water tiles 5 hexes apart for just that reason so the larger duck ponds appeal to me as well. I seem to recall being concerned about how easy it was to quickly have high ground on the opponent start zone due to the road tiles running straight across the board. I'd consider taking out the straight line of 5 road hexes leading to the middle of each start zone. The road hexes running off to the corners are fine IMO.

 

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Okay, option 1 pond change look like what I'll go with. What do people think on moving the two-hex next to the duck ponds next to the road and adding a one-hex on top to make it the highest height similar to option 2?

 

[Yodaking]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Having the highest ground tiles not in the middle seems like a good idea.

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Cool. Forgot about this one.

 

[Scapemage]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Option 1 for sure, mainly for the reasons japes mentioned. I think option 2 looks the best, but having that water accessibility helps quite a few units/armies.

 

[japes]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Having the highest ground tiles not in the middle seems like a good idea.

Yeah I actually remember playing this map a few times and all the action seemed to evolve to the middle. So anything that encourages use of the rest of the map is positive.

 

[A3n]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Option 1 looks good to me.

 

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

That's good enough for me, OP updated and going to drop a post in sign-up thread to see if we can get one or two more tests.

 

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Online Version:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/16apffOZhOaQ-STBuuS5UigM3XRWgGEnr0dTk_3U5YjA/edit?usp=sharing

Not my best, so I'll probably update it at some point.

 

[Ronin]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Online Version:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/16apffOZhOaQ-STBuuS5UigM3XRWgGEnr0dTk_3U5YjA/edit?usp=sharing

Not my best, so I'll probably update it at some point.

Cool! I'll definitely use that for my next test. Lack of terrain or an online option has always been what's kept me from testing maps.

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Going to try to set this up soon.
Only have one forest set but I have good proxys for the trees.

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Any suggestions for a water based army for this map? 1000 points or so.

 

[Yodaking]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

I always like Namor when water tiles are around, his Water Avenger power is pretty cool. Any water unit with a ranged attack or power of some kind is generally a good idea as their non-water friendly opponents tend to just stay out of the water. Hydro-Man & Tempest are the first ones to come to mind that have a ranged normal attack, and they both give you more water tiles to make use of, Aquaman II has a ranged SA that can pull figures into the water with him so he's a real nice choice. Aquaman I is nice as a healer when on water. Then I often try to work in Killer Croc (200), Kingshark (220), or Tiger Shark (240) into my water based armies, which one(s) often depends on how many points I have left to fill. Having Aquaman II pull figures adj. to Kingshark can be like pulling someone into a meat grinder, just don't get too close. Killer Croc can help keep them in the water via Headlock and his Death Roll when on water is worth taking a shot for some auto-wounds. Tiger Shark just has really high stats.

 

[quozl]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Any suggestions for a water based army for this map? 1000 points or so.

Try out the new dolphin!

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Heh, not this time. I am also testing Rip so no Flipper.
Thanks YK.

 

[Scapemage]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

Will accept gratuitous initials for Beast Boy Flippers

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

C3G STANDARD PLAYTEST FEEDBACK FORM

NAME OF THE TEST MAP: City Park Map

Overall Look:
I dig the way the map looks, and I think it captures the theme of a park really well. I also enjoy the use of road, water, and trees so close together. It will make the map a nice addition for a lot of figures.

Stability:
The map is quite solid. No issues at all.

Build difficulty:
It was a little confusing and time consuming, but no more than usual. No concerns.

Size:
The size is Small/Medium. You engage the enemy quickly, which is nice, and things feel open, yet close. A nice balance.

Unit types positively affected:
Any figure that benefits from trees, water, asphalt, or road.

Unit types negatively affected:
Nobody feels at a disadvantage on this map.

Key areas on the Map:
The fountain, and the road going from the sides of the bases to the other, and down the middle. The two highest ground hexes on the edge.

Areas not used much or at all:
Not really.


Army Tests

Spoiler Alert!

Army Test
Map: City Park
Units: Rip (150), Darkseid(380) & Artharian Invaders x 2(360)[890] vs. Wrecking Crew & Angel(90) [890]

Spoiler Alert!

Damage: 1,1 Piledriver. 2 Angel

Time Machine: Not used.

Timestream Rescue: Not used.

Temporal Defense: Not used.

R1: Darkseid and AI move. Thunderball moves, Bulldozer moves, Piledriver moves. AI move, 3wounds Bulldozer, Darkseid moves to highest ground on the edge, 2wounds Bulldozer. Angel carries Wrecker, KOs an AI. AI returns to SZ, Darkseid KOs Bulldozer. Wrecker takes a swipe, moves and wounds Darkseid with Crowbar Demolition, Piledriver moves, misses Darkseid, Wrecker 2wounds Darkseid, Piledriver misses Darkseid. AI all move, Darkseid avoids a swipe, KOs Wrecker. Thunderball moves, KOs three AI, wounds Angel.

R2: AI returns to SZ, Darkseid 4wounds Thunderball. Tball 2wounds Darkseid, Piledriver misses. AI returns to SZ, Darkseid 2wounds Piledriver. Thunderball misses. AI returns to SZ, Darkseid 2wounds Piledriver. Thunderball KOs Darkseid, Piledriver moves.

R3: AI miss, TBall KOs AI. AI miss. TBall misses. AI miss. TBall miss.

R4: AI miss. TBall miss, Piledriver KOs AI. AI miss. TBall KOs AI. AI miss. TBall KOs AI. AI KOs TBall.

R5: AI miss. Piledriver KOs AI. AI miss. PD KOs last AI. Rip moves. PD moves.

R6: Rip moves, misses Pildriver. PD 2wounds Rip who misses. PD misses. Rip wounds PD who wounds Rip.

R7: Rip KOs Piledriver(OM1&2), Rip moves, Rip moves, KOs Angel.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Rip 3/4 wounds.

The whole plan here was to Rescue Darkseid but he was destroyed before that could happen Despite using no powers, Rip still saves the day with a razor thin victory.
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Army Test
Map: City Park
Units: Rip (150), Darkseid(380) & Artharian Invaders x 2(360)[890] vs. Wrecking Crew & Angel(90) [890]

Spoiler Alert!

Damage: None

Time Machine: Not used.

Timestream Rescue: Used to Rescue and heal Darkseid.

Temporal Defense: Not used.

R1: AI and Darkseid move. Angel carries Thunderball. AI move, Darkseid moves, 2wounds TBall. Wrecker moves, misses; TBall KOs AI. AI respawns in SZ, Darkseid 2wounds TBall. Wrecker moves, misses. AI miss, Darkseid 3wounds Bulldozer. Wrecker KOs AI, TBall KOs three AI.

R2: AI move into engagement, Darkseid KOs Bulldozer. Wrecker KOs AI; TBall KOs AI, wounds Darkseid, wounds Angel. AI respawns in SZ, Darkseid wounds Wrecker who misses.

R3: Wrecker wounds Darkseid. AI respawns, Darkseid wounds Wrecker who misses. AI respawns, Darkseid misses Wrecker, self wounds. Wrecker misses; TBall wounds Darksied. Rip saves Darkseid.

R4: AI move. Wrecker moves misses; TBall moves, KOs AI. AI moves, wounds Wrecker who misses; TBall moves, KOs AI. AI move, miss. Wrecker moves, misses. Darkseid returns, fresh faced.

R5: Wrecker misses. AI respawns, Darkseid KOs Wrecker. TBall misses; Piledriver moves; TBall misses. AI respawns, Darkseid misses TBall, self wounds. TBall misses. AI respawns, Darkseid wounds TBall.

R6: Piledriver moves. AI respawn, Darkseid KOs TBall. PD misses. AI respawns, Darkseid 3wounds Piledriver who wounds Darkseid. AI 2wounds PD, Darkseid KOs PD.

R7: Darkseid KOs Angel.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Darkseid: 2/7 wounds, AI: 6 of 6, Rip: Full

Re-match: The plan works this time and team Rip crushes the Crew barely getting injures in the process.

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Army Test
Map: City Park
Units: Rip(160), Ozy(200), Blob(165), Yukio(120), Cable(275), Atom(50) & Jubilee(60)[1030] vs. Aquaman(230), King Shark(240), Hydro-Man(190), Killer Croc(200) & Baron Zemo(170) [1030]

Spoiler Alert!

Damage: None.

Time Machine: 6 uses. 2 Glyphs places. 4 figures moved.

Timestream Rescue: Used to Rescue and heal Cable.

Temporal Defense: Two uses both utilizing a stolen OM.

For the Aqua Team, all OMs on Zemo unless otherwise noted.

R1: Ozy spies the X OM. Cable, Jub, Yukio & Atom move, OM shuffle. Hydro moves, drops a water tile. Rip moves. Hydro moves, drops a water tile. Rip moves and activates Time Machine leaving behind a Temporal Glyph. Hydro moves, drops a water tile.

R2: Ozy swipes OM3 for Rip. Cable, Jub, Yukio & Atom move, OM shuffle. Croc moves. Blob moves. Tiger moves. Rip returns on the Temporal Glyph, which he uses to move Blob, Cable, Jub, Yukio & Atom move.

R3: Ozy swipes OM2 for Rip. AquaMan moves. Cable, Jub, Yukio & Atom move, Cable wounds Hydro, Jub misses, OM shuffle. Rip moves, disappears with his Time Machine, leaving another Temporal Glyph. Tiger charges, Leaps, misses. Rip returns on a Temporal Glyph which he uses to displace Tiger on low ground engaged to Blob, Cable moves, misses, Jub moves, misses.

R4: Ozy swipes OM3 for Rip. Cable misses, Jub misses. Croc moves. Cable 3wounds Tiger, Jub 2wounds Tiger. Croc moves, 3wounds Cable with Deathroll. Rip Time Machines to the other Temporal Glyph, and he displaces Croc to low ground engaged with Blob, Cable KOs Tiger, misses Croc, Jub moves, misses Croc. Rip Timestream Rescues Cable.

R5: Ozy swipes OM3 for Rip. HydroMan takes a swipe, misses Atom, 2wounds Jubilee, wounds Yukio. Rip Time Machines to other Glyph, moves Hydro to low ground engaged with Blob who wounds Hydro, Jub misses, Yukio moves. Blob 2wounds Croc, Jub misses, Yukio moves, KOs Hydro. AquaMan moves, misses Atom. Ozy moves. Cable returns in the Start Zone, fresh and new.

R6: Ozy swipes OM2 for Rip. Cable moves, KOs Croc, Jub & Yukio move. AquaMan charges and Leaps on top of the fountain, misses Yukio who switches places via Jujitsu. Cable moves, 2wounds AquaMan, Jub wounds AquaMan, Yukio misses. Cable misses, Jub misses, Yukio misses. AquaMan is stopped by Rip's Temporal Defense.

R7: Ozy swipes OM3 for Rip. AquaMan is stopped by Rip's Temporal Defense. Rip Time Machines to the other Temporal Glyph, and he displaces AquaMan to low ground engaged with Blob, Cable KOs AquaMan, Jubilee moves, misses Croc fails to Deathroll Rip. Cable 2wounds Croc, Jub misses. Cable & Jub miss.

R8: Ozy spies the X OM. Croc wounds Rip with Deathroll. Cable KOs Croc, Jub moves. Baron moves, KOs Jubilee. Cable moves, Cable 3wounds Zemo, Yukio moves. Zemo moves, misses Cable who is trapped by Adhesive X, Yukio moves.

R9: R6: Ozy swipes OM2 for Rip. Cable gets Adhesive X, Yukio moves. Zemo 2wounds Yukio. Cable KOs Zemo.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes):Yukio 3/4 wounds, Rip 1/4 wounds. Cable, Atom, Blob & Ozy All Full.

This army is really powerful. I messed up on Temporal Defense on my first match and had to dismiss the results. That gave me a chance to refine how to use the build and set it all up properly.
Once set it is brutal. Rip can bounce from Glyph to Glyph and displace enemy figures on low ground Stuck to Blob where the other Mutants can pick away at them.
Granted the other team was not nearly as well built but this army is worrisome with Rip's ability to fully heal his strongest teammate.
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Really awesome map. I will be using it for awhile.

 

[Zettian Juggernaut]

Re: The Book of City Park - Playtesting Phase

With T-Spinny's tests I feel good to move forward here, I Propose to move to Final Editing as is.

Votes:
A3n - Yea
johnny139 - Abstain
quozl - Yea
@Smithy Winfred
Taeblewalker - Yea
Yodaking - Abstain

Not sure if voting changes apply over here or not, or if all of you are active or want to be active Mapmakers still, but thought it best tag you all.