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Alternative Play / 4 Person Team battle, pics.
« on: April 25, 2013, 09:51:26 AM »
Hey everyone,
There has been a fair amount of talk on here about multiplayer battles and how people might go about doing that. I thought I would post some pics from the other night when I tried 2 vs. 2 with some friends.
So as you can see I have two boards and two sets of markers and stuff. I made the board on the right by photocopying a couple of the squares, printing them on heavy matte paper and then gluing them to a piece of cardboard. The two little squares to keep your mana, channeling, and life on are also made the same way. They actually came out better than I expected. I needed some other counters for those cards so I just took some wooden square counters from another game I had to use. As you can see I have extra action markers that I had purchased from the company website.
So we played 2 vs. 2. The forcemaster and Warlord, vs. The Wizard and Priestess. We placed both the teammates in the same starting zone at opposite corners. We alternated turns and initiative between teams and players.
It actually worked really well. Two of the players had never played before and really liked it. The two new players paired up with myself and another friend who have played several matches. As anyone who has taught the game knows it takes some time to get people going and teach them everything. Because of this our game ran really long and we weren't able to finish it out because of time constraints but it was good. At the end the Wizard and the Priestess had the Forcemaster and the Warlord hurt fairly good.
Overall I think it was a good test and I hope to play it again with teams. I think with 4 people you really need two boards. Most of the right side of our table was open but we still used it and it made it so you could maneuver and not get too congested. Stuff does get crazy as you can imagine but it was fun and I think for those interested its really a cool change up to the game. Also it gets those people playing who don't really like 1 vs. 1 games.
Next I want to try 3 or 4 free for all. I just wanted to show everyone with these pictures that while we wait for the multiplayer stuff to really come out, you can make the required stuff to play all by yourself.
I hope you liked the pics. See you in the arena! mu ah ah ah
Chili
There has been a fair amount of talk on here about multiplayer battles and how people might go about doing that. I thought I would post some pics from the other night when I tried 2 vs. 2 with some friends.
So as you can see I have two boards and two sets of markers and stuff. I made the board on the right by photocopying a couple of the squares, printing them on heavy matte paper and then gluing them to a piece of cardboard. The two little squares to keep your mana, channeling, and life on are also made the same way. They actually came out better than I expected. I needed some other counters for those cards so I just took some wooden square counters from another game I had to use. As you can see I have extra action markers that I had purchased from the company website.
So we played 2 vs. 2. The forcemaster and Warlord, vs. The Wizard and Priestess. We placed both the teammates in the same starting zone at opposite corners. We alternated turns and initiative between teams and players.
It actually worked really well. Two of the players had never played before and really liked it. The two new players paired up with myself and another friend who have played several matches. As anyone who has taught the game knows it takes some time to get people going and teach them everything. Because of this our game ran really long and we weren't able to finish it out because of time constraints but it was good. At the end the Wizard and the Priestess had the Forcemaster and the Warlord hurt fairly good.
Overall I think it was a good test and I hope to play it again with teams. I think with 4 people you really need two boards. Most of the right side of our table was open but we still used it and it made it so you could maneuver and not get too congested. Stuff does get crazy as you can imagine but it was fun and I think for those interested its really a cool change up to the game. Also it gets those people playing who don't really like 1 vs. 1 games.
Next I want to try 3 or 4 free for all. I just wanted to show everyone with these pictures that while we wait for the multiplayer stuff to really come out, you can make the required stuff to play all by yourself.
I hope you liked the pics. See you in the arena! mu ah ah ah
Chili
