#HobbyStreak day 1050
At school #WarhammerAlliance, I challenged one student to design a mission with multiple scenarios for #RangersOfShadowdeep. Focused on storytelling around his ideas first, then on flashing it out gameplay wise.
He enjoyed tf out of it and if he completes this, it'll be one hell of an exciting fun play!
#GameDesign #TabletopGaming #TabletopGames #TabletopGame #TeachersWhoGame #Wargaming #Wargamers #WargameDesign #Warmongers @warhammercommunity
“It’s been a while, but I’m back.” – Common blogger expression “Here I go again on my own; Going down the only road I’ve ever known.” – Ye Olde Bards of Whitesnake Hello and happy holiday season, everyone! I figured I could sneak one blog post in 2023 and pretend I’ve been keeping up with […]
There was a quote in a wargame group that got me thinking. Broadly speaking in the non-wargame design world, striving for simplicity is a common goal. Making something useful and clear without any unnecessary elements. Elegance is the Holy Grail.
Does that apply to wargame design or are there enough wargamers who crave chrome that it calls that general design axiom into question?
Seen on Facebook. Something to think about when designing game components.
Quite the range of how many Persians fought at the Battle of Issus. Put the papyrus down, ancients, you're drunk.
Erik (OLD ACCOUNT)
Molotov Cockatiel Games (Bill)
Molotov Cockatiel