Fillychan

>>613

"No wait, come back!"
"I go just to take the other back here."
:P

After watching it, the video seemed to progress pretty slowly. The language seemed Czech to me, but while the second Czech song sounded pretty cool, there was an overall lack of movement and had (on the Fillys' side in-universe) a bit too little talent for them to really stand out in a talent competition.

>>441
>"how many points do I have left, guys? - Three - No, four - Three, you cheater!"
Rate of that happening seems to depend on probability of a player losing. Some games I know have a mode where no one can lose (just collect), just for that.

>>440
>Conversely, to lessen the Mermaids' super-importance slightly, I half-heartedly suggest making the Elves able to search on water hexagons that are two hexagons away.
Mermaids seem to be drastically different from others, so, maybe they could be in water pool in the center, the rest coming from kingdoms around it? Like in one game, one can find resources only in others' kingdoms, so that no one can mine their own territory?
As there are seven types total, they could be assigned territory in a big hexagon based on symmetry and their ability to fly. That way, each terrotory have practical border only with two or three others.

>>439
The game seems interesting, but I find some concepts slow to use in a board game. I think Flood/Drough and Action Points are two things difficult to track in play, you can make tokens/plates to put on the board, but these are very much and I think could be impratical. Action Points can be tracked with pen & paper, but could lead anyway to some difficult to track how many points are spended.
This form could be works in the videogame version, becouse the machine could very easily handle all the counts and change the map. I know some electronic conversions of some old tabletop games that works very well in the computer version (I put something in the video).

What about, instead of a net amout of action points, give 1 to 3 moves to the player, and in this moves he can do one of the allowed actions? In the same turn, a player can move of 3 spaces, or move 2 hex and search 1, or 1 hex, search 1, and use 1 spell/ability, and go on. I think that 1 or 2 moves are right, while...

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>>507
>I think Flood/Drough and Action Points are two things difficult to track in play, you can make tokens/plates to put on the board, but these are very much and I think could be impratical.
Flood/Drough are supposed to be tracked by players themselves with the help of the Flood/Drough card, which remains on the table for everybody to see while it is in the effect.

>Action Points can be tracked with pen & paper, but could lead anyway to some difficult to track how many points are spended.
This is my main issue too, Action Points require too much memory from the players. I left it in because I couldn't find a way to fix it, and thought that it would still be reasonable.

>What about, instead of a net amout of action points, give 1 to 3 moves to the player, and in this moves he can do one of the allowed actions? In the same turn, a player can move of 3 spaces, or move 2 hex and search 1, or 1 hex, search 1, and use 1 spell/ability, and go on. I think that 1 or 2...

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