boards:dungeonopoly:dungeonopoly
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| * **Dungeonland** contains treasure items (the key below the Dungeon showing the location and worth of the items). These items are guarded by neutral monsters, most of which regenerate (if a player moves off of them after conquering them. Each item generates a placeable bonus. | * **Dungeonland** contains treasure items (the key below the Dungeon showing the location and worth of the items). These items are guarded by neutral monsters, most of which regenerate (if a player moves off of them after conquering them. Each item generates a placeable bonus. | ||
| * Each turn is comprised of **2 attack orders and 1 fortify**, with return to place and fortify ON. Fortification is to any connected. Players can fortify to/from their capital/ | * Each turn is comprised of **2 attack orders and 1 fortify**, with return to place and fortify ON. Fortification is to any connected. Players can fortify to/from their capital/ | ||
| - | * The default bonus for each player is 1 placeable unit and 2 units place on their capital (reserve). | + | * The **default bonus** for each player is 1 placeable unit and 2 units place on their capital (reserve). |
| - | * Win the game by defeating the Tarrasque, attacking from your capital (reserve) and then taking and retaining Castle Greyhawk for 1 turn. Note that the Tarrasque regenerates between each player turn to 80 units. | + | |
| ==== Scenarios ==== | ==== Scenarios ==== | ||
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| - Limited Movement - Unlike the default, movement is restricted to 4 - 9 spaces clockwise around the outer board, with the exception of the Stagecoaches allowing for a movement range of 2 - 12 spaces. | - Limited Movement - Unlike the default, movement is restricted to 4 - 9 spaces clockwise around the outer board, with the exception of the Stagecoaches allowing for a movement range of 2 - 12 spaces. | ||
| - Long Game - same as default, but the Tarrasque has more units to defeat and the dice vs the Tarrasque are d4, not the standard d6. | - Long Game - same as default, but the Tarrasque has more units to defeat and the dice vs the Tarrasque are d4, not the standard d6. | ||
| - | - More Orders - same as default, but | + | - More Orders - same as default, but with 3 attack orders and 2 fortifies. |
| - | - No Dungeon - orders limited to 20 per turn, with fatigue factor more in play; placement limited to factories, some techs and bombers. Also, fortifications limited now to 2, with ability to attack with the fortified units. | + | - No Dungeon - same as default, but without |
| - | - Shards of Elessia - placement limited to factories, some techs and bombers | + | - Shards of Elessia - same as the Small Dungeon layout, but instead of magic items, the Dungeon is populated with the Shards of Elessia. The more shards a player owns (no matter their location in the dungeon), the greater the bonus. |
| - | - Small Dungeon - placement limited to factories, some techs and bombers | + | - Small Dungeon - same as default, but now Dungeonland map is smaller |
boards/dungeonopoly/dungeonopoly.txt · Last modified: 2020/05/21 22:48 by Thingol
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