(02-14-2013, 05:15 PM)Ry Vor Wrote: Here is a PDF with a paragraph or so on each of the fifteen Fantasy Kingdoms of Alamaze in the soon to be released Alamaze Classic.
What do you think? Would you like to play all of them?
I was always a fan of the Rangers, the Westmen (I think that was their name) and of course the Barbarian kingdom.
I always wanted to play them all, but since I have already played the Troll, Gnome, Demon Prince and the Warlock in the Second Cycle. I have my eye on The Dragons, Giant, Underworld, Sorcerer, Ancient Ones, and . . . maybe the Deamon Princes or Trolls again they were quite fun. The only ones I'm not really interested in playing are the two elven positions, I am not looking for a balanced kingdom.
Darkelf is NOT "balanced" IMO. It's extremely tough. Why not play them all though I'd play multiple games with each position over time. Game is quite deep.
Looks like you accidentally used the wrong Gnome illustration is all
What Kal Rex is smiling about is that I offered a cartoonish Gnome King illustration for whimsical evaluation when the play testers (they are called on to evaluate presentation, art, business issues, as well as bug-hunt!) were asked to comment on the kingdom illustrations, and they all seemed to like the cartoonish gnome. I am willing to consider that kind of thing in a future expansion but want to keep the look consistent for now.
Looks like you accidentally used the wrong Gnome illustration is all
What Kal Rex is smiling about is that I offered a cartoonish Gnome King illustration for whimsical evaluation when the play testers (they are called on to evaluate presentation, art, business issues, as well as bug-hunt!) were asked to comment on the kingdom illustrations, and they all seemed to like the cartoonish gnome. I am willing to consider that kind of thing in a future expansion but want to keep the look consistent for now.
The 'traditional' Gnome King was awesome!
Lord Diamond
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I'd play multiple games with each position over time. Game is quite deep.
