Sorry for the late notice on the forums. I have already notified most of the regular players via group text but did not think to notify potential new arrivals. I will not be there this Saturday due to a family dinner I will be having. I do multiple Thanksgiving dinners every year with different groups of mine and my wife's family and this Saturday is the biggest one. My wife would not excuse my absence from such a dinner and I would fear for my life or at least my side of the bed if I skipped out on it. See you next time Mage Warriors!

There are very dispel promo's.

They were only available in OP kit 1. Dispel was reprinted in one of the expansions with the alternate artwork.

If they are in the base set, an available promo, and are already being reprinted in an expansion, then I think my point stands that it is Dissolves turn for a reprint.

Quote from: Laddinfance on November 14, 2014, 02:33:30 PM

Thank you for your vote of confidence.

Also, I love the DND adventure games.

I bought Drizzt last week. My friend had Ravenloft. Now... I've ordered Ravenloft & Ashardalon. My friends have as well. And we're going for all of the Dungeon Command stuff as well.

It's a good thing we don't obsess or anything.

I own Ravenloft, Ashardalon, Drizzt, and all 5 dungeon commands. I love the whole system though I have yet to include the Dungeon Command stuff into my adventure game plays. All those extra minis are a hassle to pull out of the dungeon command games for use in the adventure format so I just opted out entirely. Watch out for the characters in the Legend of Drizzt set as they are more powerful then the characters from Raveloft and Ashardalon.

I quoted you to show you how argumentative you were towards my posts. Your new reply illustrates it even better. The unannounced edit I was referring to was when you dropped the Thunderrift Falcons without saying anything about it. The additional stipulations I was referencing was this school project demonstration you randomly added into it. I posted here to help you as everyone else was ignoring your post and my reward was you starting an argument. I now see why noone else posted and I will not be posting on your threads in the future. Good luck in school.

My thought process on this thread was oooh sdougla2 posted! This should be good! *scrolls down maybe I will read this later...

An article this big deserves multiple posts. Otherwise and I hate to say it as I myself am long winded. TL/DR.

For what you are talking about I would recommend an alternative. Chose two mages and pre-select a few spells for each. Show a few scripted turns of play demonstrating multiple mechanics. Answer questions and ask if they are interested enough to try playing. If yes take them aside and play an apprentice game with them or if possible have two new players play against each other. Explain the game as they play and answer questions. Mage Wars is fun and interesting so many people will want to learn on their own. Just provide the tools and guidance without coming off as pushy and you will do fine.

also, do you think 13 starting life is good, or should i change it to 14 or 15?

Statistically at 13 life your Priestess will kill in 2 turns of attacks. Your Beastmaster in 1. Your Warlock in 2. Your Wizard in 3.

Wizard is still pretty weak comparatively and the Priestess is very strong. Knight of Westlock supported by Hand of Bim-Shalla trumps everything else on the list. Warlock has the best shot against it with Agony but Priestess can remove conditions and also has 3 healing spells. Granted a new player may not realize the synergy and utilize the advantage. If the Beastmaster knows to stay back and summon the foxes he can Call of the Wild and kill the enemy mage in a single round. So either the Priestess and the Beastmaster need a nerf or the other two need a buff. More HP would reduce the whoever strikes first wins nature of this variant.

Would be hard to make what is essentially a 5 minute demonstration of basic mechanics competitive.