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[Drachenwurfel]

I ever thought about a new strategic kind of playing Dragon Dice.
It will use 16 Terrains both players may conquer, and the possibility to buy in new units.
Is anybody interested in this?

[KilljoyKing]

How exactly does one purchase new units? Is it just from a recruitment pool over time, or do you actually have to earn them?

And in what way are the sixteen terrains organized? Are they in a grid, or are they in a very long line? Who gets to pick the sixteen terrains? Is it essentially eight home terrains on each side?
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Dragon Dice Musing and Such @ Reality's End

[Drachenwurfel]

I titled it Dragon Dice Conquest.

You begin with 36 Points.
The terrain laying in quadratic design, 4 x 4.
you may move only via Reserve, Magic or racial ability from one terrain to another.
For each terrain on its eight face you became 8 points per round, for buying new dice from a spacial recruiting pool.
Every player starts on his own home terrain.
by using 16, you may use any existing terrain one time.

[KilljoyKing]

Eight points per round? You mean health points?! That seems like an awful lot for just one eighth face. Is the object of the game still to control only two terrains? Because if a player is allowed to have two, that's sixteen a round -- and there are still anywhere up to sixteen more terrains!

Just how big is this recruitment pool exactly?
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Dragon Dice Musing and Such @ Reality's End

[Drachenwurfel]

I forgot, the object is to control 9 Terrains.
so you need a lot points, cause you have a lot of targets.
But i am not sure how much moves are should be allowed in one turn, or, a a new idea, a turn is only one march and then my opponent goes.
And i really don't know about the ideal summoning pool or the use of dragonkin.
its just an idea i had years ago.
For items, i had a special idea.
If you got an terrain on its eight face, you may roll a standard d20, on 17-20 you find a item or Artifact in the rarity you rolled.

[Netherworlder]

Here is my take on this type of play:

http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Fortress/8090/Campaign.html

Feedback is always welcome.

[Drachenwurfel]

and i thought it was my idea...