Simplistic Wargame with four stats S.E.R.M.
| Advanced Squid Leaver | |
|---|---|
| Designer | Coprolite Golem |
| Date | 2010 |
| Players | 2+ |
| This is a playable deck - it's finished, tested and ready to play. | |
| 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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"The squid must be left!" - Intercepted enemy transmission (meaning has not yet been decrypted).
Simple skirmish rules for a handfull of cards - aka "soldiers" per player.
Special Rules
Each soldier has 4 stats which are handily referred to as "SERM" (Shoot, Endure, React, Move).
Shoot - roll a D6 per number allocated the firing soldier and re-roll any sixes, adding towards a single total number that is compared to the target soldiers' Endure total (they also roll a D6 per number allocated for their Endure stat, re-roll any sixes, adding towards a single total number). A higher Shoot total eliminates the target soldier. In either case, the initiative would then pass to the next player in a clockwise order.
Endure - Explained above (only ever used in response to being the target of a Shoot activation).
React - Soldiers with a React stat of 1 or more may respond to enemy soldiers who move by rolling their React stat dice (D6 per number allocated and re-roll any sixes, adding towards a single total number that is compared to the moving soldiers' Move roll total) and if the React roll is greater than the Move roll, the moving soldier is stopped anywhere along its move path and the initiative switches to the soldier who responded who may now Move or Shoot and if they Move, their Move can be subject to a React roll by any enemy soldier - However, only one roll per player per move is allowed when testing a React, AND, if the Move targets a soldier, that soldier is the only one (for that human player) that can React to the Move, and if the target soldier has no React stat, the Move cannot be challenged.
Move - Declare the direction of travel, roll a D6 per number allocated the firing soldier and re-roll any sixes, adding towards a single total number which the soldier must move to exactly. Movement is only conducted in a straight line and ends when it connects with a soldier or terrain.
