Just got reminded of this guy being a card after forgetting about him for over a decade. Seems like a super interesting value engine that could be taken in a lot of different directions. Any ideas?
I was also wondering if it would be legal for a tyrant to be added to the game instead of a king due to a choirboy's setup ability, or if that would have to be a jinx because I do want that to be part of the Tyrant's ability.
This isn't entirely to scale (cities and castles are way, way bigger on this map than they actually are if I made things to scale).
My intention with this script is to make a high-level script with a lot of roles and scenarios that my group seems to love (not knowing what character you really are, chaotic fringe rules cases, and a wide variety of demon types). I haven't gotten the chance to play this script yet, but I was wondering what people thought of it and if anyone had any suggestions for balance or for character swaps I could do to make the script more exciting.
I have been tinkering with this script for a while and only recently got to play my first few in-person games with it. The games went well, but I wanted to get some feedback from the community on how I could improve the script for balance and fun. Specifically, I have been considering replacing Snake Charmer, king, Balloonist, and Choirboy with different townsfolk, but I am not sure which townsfolk to add/or if those replacements would actually be a good idea.
Dragons/Rider pair cards coming next.
These are all designed for commander (except for Borros who I could only imagine seeing play in a limited environment) and to have flavorful abilities with what they do in the story!
My goal is to make designs that flavorfully represent the battles and also balanced cards. I was largely thinking about Commander as the format where these would see play but maybe they could be printed into standard at rare/mythic? This is my first attempt at card design, so I'd love some feedback!