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Ok, I admit that I've failed somewhere before. But anyway welcome. Just a brief intro on what you should expect here:
1. Football. Not gonna post much of that any soon since season is over. :S
2. Anime, Games, etc. Just abt anything conceivable under the Japanese radar barring anything and everything Rule 34. Now that's illegal. Period. -.-;
3. Music. Everything to do with it is listed under the tab.
5. Unacceptable humour: Anything and everything is fair game here. As long as I don't get rounded up by the ISA. -.-'

6.
The Known World=Fantasy world building in process. I: Used to be glossary, now devoted to random rambling; II: Character Concepts; III: Lore.
7. der Wolf=my Fictionpress account under the moniker Tsumujikaze no Soujutsu. A Ranger's Tale is hosted under this page. :)
8. New section now upped. Maybe I should also gun for upping A Ranger's Tale here since I do have this funny feeling that traffic coming to here is way more than whatever I'll get in FP.

Statement of intent: Everything said here is a figment of personal opinion, be it me or anybody commenting. I try to be responsible, but my parents=/=parents of the world.

@Druid of Luhn: Crap. Should have remembered far earlier to give you the credit for your CSS text box code. :(

A/N: But sadly, it seems that your CSS text box code has now been halved efficiency wise. :(

That most important note I should have added: Any images posted in this blog are NOT my own stuff. I got them from Google image search, I don't earn any shit by being a thief and liar. Those responsible for the pictures, rest assured that you all are great artists in your own regards. Sadly, we all know what limited space means in terms of posting.

Latest Note: Changed alignment for my page widgets due to my worry that I can't centre align the thing.

Note on A Ranger's Tale: In case any complaining fella wants to have a legal case with me, let this be known that A Ranger's Tale is rated M by default. I've upped the swearing and somewhat a bit on the dark/gritty factor. You all have been warned, let no little boy and girl enter the forbidden realm.

Latest on ART: A Ranger's Tale now starting to kick back in gear. But I really hate the insanely fluctuating climate here in S'pore.

P.S: Oh, and one more thing. Vid below is yet another ideal OP for A Ranger's Tale.

Tuesday 10 December 2013

Of Gods and Men (Part 2)

Note: I'll be doing a juggling act between this and some other stuff *cough*Rogue Economist*cough*. Proof that I've got a problem w/myself.

Declaring attack and defending
Each Unit/Hero/Pantheon can only declare attack once per turn. If you only have one Hero in play, you must use that Hero to fight any Duel first. If your Hero emerges victorious, you can use that Hero to declare an attack during Engage.

1. Attacking party will always strike first unless stated otherwise. If the attacker has a higher Strength, damage will be dealt successfully.
2. Defending party gains +1 Strength if its cost is higher than the attacker.
3. Subtract the defender's HP from the attacker's Strength to calculate the amount of damage done. If defender's HP drops to 0 or below as the result, move that card into your graveyard, i.e. counted as dead.
4. If defender survives, it will deal back damage equivalent to its Strength.
5. If both attacker and defender are still in play, the one having less remaining HP is declared defeated. Defeated cards, be they Units or Heroes must be tapped.

A/N: The five steps above are applicable to all three aspects of combat, i.e. Duel, Skirmish, and Engage.

Fort
Every player represents his/her own Fort. Once the fort reaches 0 Life, that player loses the match. Every Fort has 20 Life. If a player has less total number of Units, Heroes and Pantheon in play, opponent player(s) can choose to target that player with his/her remaining Units/Heroes/Pantheon.

Champions
If any player chooses to allocate a Hero to any Unit under his/her control, that Unit will be counted as a Championed Unit. Championed Unit will retain its original HP, but its Strength will be boosted by the Hero's Command stat. So long as the Hero remains in play, the Championed Unit can choose to use either the Hero's Strength or its own to attack/defend. However, once the Hero leaves play, that Unit will lose the Championed status for remainder of the game. If the Championed Unit choose to use its Hero's Strength, use that Hero's ability instead. If the Championed Unit chooses to use its own Strength, use that Unit's ability per normal.

Basic ability [Unit]
One thing to note: to trigger a basic ability, that card must be tapped. Every Unit card can only have 1 basic ability. At the same time, any Unit's basic ability can only be triggered during Skirmish or Engage.

1. Phalanx-Unit remains tapped until your next turn; can defend against up till 2 attacking Units; cannot declare Skirmish attack. [Engage]
2. Assault-once attacked by this Unit, enemy Unit suffers -1 Strength until end of your turn; cannot declare Engage attack. [Skirmish]
3. Protect-takes damage in place of any tapped Unit/Hero. [Engage]
4. Standard-untap 1 friendly Unit. [Skirmish/Engage]
5. Heal-prevents 1 damage to any friendly Unit/Hero. [Skirmish/Engage]
6. Retainer-target 1 friendly Championed Unit; both Unit and Hero cannot be tapped until your next turn. [Skirmish/Engage]

Trait [Hero/Pantheon]
This is every Hero/Pantheon's passive ability. In short, effect lasts throughout the game without having to tap the card.
1. Bravery-choose +1 Strength or +1 Command for the remaining turn whenever this Hero wins a Duel.
2. Wit-draw an extra card per turn.
3. Charm-tap 1 enemy Unit; that Unit cannot be untapped until end of that player's turn.
4. Chivalry-target 1 friendly Unit; that Unit cannot be tapped until your next turn whenever this Hero wins a Duel; you cannot target the same Unit during your next turn this way.
5. Sorcery-1st Magic card played during every turn costs nothing.
6. King-1st Unit card played during every turn costs nothing.
7. Demi-this card cannot be tapped no matter what. (only for Heroes)

More on Pantheon
As gods of the various people, Pantheon possess qualities no mortal man can ever achieve. Blessed with much higher stats, Pantheon is a must for every given deck. At the same time, Pantheon cards cannot be tapped. Pantheon also possess unique ability.
Note-Pantheon cards are considered MR.

More on Heroes
Having the second highest stats after Pantheon, Heroes actually cost more than any other cards apart from Pantheon. At the same time, only Heroes can use Artifacts while also having unique abilities.

More on Artifacts
Artifacts will confer any one of the two:
1. Increasing the relevant stat(s).
2. Confer additional ability.

Note that if there is any Artifact with Hero bonus, specified Hero will receive a boost in his/her ability.

More on Units
There are 3 types of Units available below.

1. Ranged-attacking from afar, Ranged Units have the lowest HP out of the rest.
Properties: any Unit targeted by Ranged Units cannot deal back damage; -2 Strength if attacked via Skirmish.

2. Cavalry-mounted on steeds, Cavalry Units will always have the second lowest average HP among all Unit types.
Properties: +2 Strength whenever attacking; will always strike first.

3. Infantry-always fighting on foot, Infantry Units will always have the best defensive game.
Properties: +1 Strength whenever defending; will always strike first during Engage if defending against cavalry.

4. Siege-highest Strength and HP, but can only deal damage once per every 2 turns. Cannot defend against any Units/Heroes/Pantheon.
Properties: +2 damage dealt to any opponent fort.

Terrain bonus/penalty
Forest-place X number of Units into play facing down where X equals the number of Forests in play; you can reveal the cards during Skirmish or Engage. Units revealed this way can automatically declare attack while any enemy targeted this way cannot deal back damage.

Mountain-X number of Units/Heroes gain +1 Strength where X equals the number of Mountains in play. If a Championed Unit is affected by this rule, that Unit gains +1 Command in addition to the default bonus.

Marsh-target X number of Units controlled by an opponent player where X equals the number of Marsh in play; affected Units suffer -1 Strength.

Desert-X numbers of Units/Heroes gain +1 Strength whenever defending where X equals the number of Desert in play; all attacking Units and Heroes suffer -1 Strength until the controller's next turn.

Plains-X number of Units can declare Skirmish and Engage attacks during the same turn where X equals the number of Plains in play.

To be cont'd...

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