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gianni wrote: ↑12 Aug 2018, 11:40 Preso il manuale base!

Baldovino I wrote: ↑12 Aug 2018, 12:51 Facci sapere cosa ne pensi

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gianni wrote: ↑20 Sep 2018, 8:45 E niente... non è arrivato il manuale. Aperta controversia con Wayland che mi chiede di controllare se non sia arrivato a qualche vicino. Ho dato l'indirizzo di una casa isolata, provo a chiedere a volpi e cinghiali.

Jehan wrote: ↑23 Sep 2018, 9:31 hanno messo pure la base quadra per te

The scenarios themselves will be a combination of one of these possibilities in each area. Thus, players will select one of the 6 methods of setting up the field, one of the 6 ways to deploy, etc...

The possible combinations are counted in thousands, and while some combinations are quite similar, others are radically different, ensuring an almost infinite replayability of the game. It is also a tool available to tournament organizers, who can use it to vary scenarios between rounds, by offering participants a predetermined combination for each game.

The Skirmishes propose several different ways to select the components of their own scenario, from the total randomized method, to a method where players can influence the different aspects of the scenario to try to find the situation that puts their gang to its advantage.

The second part, the Battles, proposes significantly more complex scenarios, introducing new rules. It is the part of the book that proposes the most different scenarios, with 10 of them, that will lead you to put your warband in the most atypical situations: splicing your warband with a river separating it in two, capturing loot in enemy territory, protecting a notable person from the enemy or ambushing a caravan. Many of these scenarios will require several games before they can be mastered, as they offer very different situations from your classic Saga games, playing on aspects that the simple elimination of enemy troops does not highlight: mobility, the ability to hold the ground, the hierarchy of priorities between combat and the pursuit of objectives, etc...

The third part, Legends, offers 4 scenarios that are radically different from anything we have published so far. Real little stories, with their share of surprises, uncontrollable events and reversals of situations. Of course, all these factors make them scenarios that do not necessarily seek to be balanced, but rather focus on telling a story. Thus, you will have to chase after a herd of cattle that has gone mad, loot or defend a hamlet and its inhabitants, fight an urban uprising or explore an hostile region. These scenarios introduce many new rules, random events and exotic situations. We had a lot of fun playing them, and hopefully you will too. And if you're a competitive player, think of these games as a vacation!

The fourth part, the Mass Battles, offers the rules for multiplayer games, whether they are team games or "everyone for himself and God for on my side". Three scenarios explore this rather delightful aspect of Saga, and will offer you different ways to share a game with 3 or 4 players.

Finally, the last chapter of the Book of Battles, the Sagas, offers a small bonus that we thought it would be interesting to include. He proposes an experience system for your Warlord. This is not strictly speaking a campaign system, but rather a way to track the progress of your heroic alter-ego from games to games. He will earn experience points, which you can spend to acquire skills in different areas. We have even integrated a handicap system if you play a Warlord benefiting from this system against a Warlord not taking advantage of it.

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