Difference between revisions of "Medieval Warfare 2 deck"
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Revision as of 11:03, 8 July 2007
| Medieval Warfare 2 deck | |
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| Designer | Zephyr |
| Date | 8/07/2007 |
| Players | 2+ |
| This deck has not been categorised. | |
| To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.) | |
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Winning
Where's your army?: If a player's hand ever becomes empty, they are eliminated from the game.
Kingdom come: If a player gains 100 gold he wins.
Power Overwhelming: If one player has 5 units more than another, the other player is eliminated.
Pillaging
Pillage 3 gold from enemy for every unit killed.
Pillage 8 gold from enemy for every hero killed.
Pillage 5 gold from enemy for every construct killed.
Turns
You gain 4 gold at the start of every turn.
You gain 2 action points at the start of every turn by default.
5 Cards are drawn each turn. However, extra cards (more than 5 cards) are required to be discarded.
You may discard and draw a new card only once every turn by default.
Combat Rules
If a hero dies, 2 cards are discarded from hand.
A unit cannot destroy another unit of higher power. Units of same power level cannot kill each other. Units with B on the corner are invulnerable unless otherwise stated.
Many units may attack one unit together. In this case, their power level is calculated by (X+Y+Z...) - no. of units attacking. They each spend the amount of action points required for their own attack. For example, if two Footmen attack together, they have an attack value of 6 and need 2 action points.
Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): Destroy a construct.Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): Destroy a construct.Action(1): Spend 6 gold to attack another unit. Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): You may revive a card from the discard pile.Action(1): Spend 6 gold to attack another unit. Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): You may revive a card from the discard pile.Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): Spend 7 gold to kill 2 normal units instantly.
Action(2): If attacked, this unit can sacrifice another unit to save its own life.
Action(3): Spend 7 gold to kill 2 normal units instantly.
