Kickstarter is up: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tw ... f=gamerati
So, card based. The more you die the stronger you get ( but your maximum lives are 7 ). Bronze Agesque aesthetics. From the author of Eberron and "Gloom".
Phoenix: Dawn Command
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I saw the title and really hoped it was a cleaning up of the Pheonix Command ruleset. But no, just another heartbreaker. This time with dying on purpose and cards.
King Francis I's Mother said wrote:The love between the kings was not just of the beard, but of the heart
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He does it because he's getting responses. If you stop responding, he'll probably stop posting them.
DSMatticus wrote:Again, look at this fucking map you moron. Take your finger and trace each country's coast, then trace its claim line. Even you - and I say that as someone who could not think less of your intelligence - should be able to tell that one of these things is not like the other.
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Any deck building game could be, in theory, construed as "dying makes you stronger".Blasted wrote:I saw the title and really hoped it was a cleaning up of the Pheonix Command ruleset. But no, just another heartbreaker. This time with dying on purpose and cards.
For example: Dominion. Each time you shuffle your deck the current generation of the head of the noble family you're supposed to be playing dies, and the heir inherits greater power/land/wealth by shuffling the deck and folding in the last generation's acquisitions.
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Or at least to keep such shilling to one of the appropriate already extant Kickstarter shilling threads.RelentlessImp wrote:silva, it's time to stop shilling Kickstarters.
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