I'm playing Hamlet for the first time and his second stance's wording confused me a bit. It reads: Add +2 to the value of Hamlet's attacks. Does this +2 boost only apply to attack (red) cards or any cards he uses to attack, so both attack and versatile cards (red and purple)?
Please help me out I saw this game to play with friends on instagram quite some time but I don’t remember the name or how it exactly goes.
It’s a game that doesn’t need any components but it’s that one person has a word in their mind and then the other people try to guess that word but if they connect or something and say the same word they get one letter? It’s something like this please help me out…. I have been thinking about this for a week and searched everywhere.
I'm really struggling to find an official ruling on this card, but can anyone tell me what is considered a longer name when resolving Warlord of Dimension X? Does this mean syllables, words, letters (with or without punctuation), actual length on the card, etc.? Thanks.
After redoing Bruce lee (they didn't change him a lot) why or what/why/when do you think they will do next?
After painting for about 8 hrs straight, both are now finished
Just wondering when we can expect the new sets to be available like Hellboy.
Como sabeis. Rey arturo no es muy buen personaje. Por eso me gustaria que fuera un poco mas divertido y gratificante.
¿Que os parece el siguiente cambio en su carta de personaje?
"Cuando Merlin esta en juego Excalibur no podra ser descartada. En su lugar, devuelvela al mazo y barajala de nuevo".
Creo que responde a la tematica de volver a la piedra a la vez que propone un! Mayor cooperacion entre Merlin/Arturo y plantea dilemas para los adversarios.
Que opinais?
Hey yall, I've had a jurry rigged system for bulk storage for a while now but im starting to run out of room and am wondering if anyone has some ideas or inspiration on some homemade storage solution. The battle cubes are incredibly pricey where ive seen them and id rather a "big box" or two for everything
I finally played with my friends unmatched, and it was a wonderful experience, I won only once, but I did it on raptors with their combo with one more action, and I felt soooo good
I tried playing Muldoon and Leshen, and I lost, but still, they both were pretty strong against the board
And now, I really wanna try Loki, Houdini, The Genie, Little Red and Blackbeard, they all are so interesting to me
Just opened my TMNT game, sleeved up the cards (with the sleeves you could buy separately)
The rules says there should be 17 ally and henchman cards, i only have 16.
Could someone tell me which one I'm missing and what its meant to be?
I have checked all the cards, its not in the initiative cards, i have not accidentally put two cards in the same sleeve. Its just not there
Ali is attacking Dr. Jill Trent while in float like a butterfly stance. Would his attack have +1 value from the high ground?
Hello everyone,
My friends are getting married and I'm making decks for them. I am struggling with creating (or finding an existing) an interesting mechanic for a doctor.
It's probably going to be a ranged fighter with a single sidekick.
Anybody have any ideas? Let me know! Thanks in advance 🤗
Hoping you are all having a unmatched filled weekend with thrilling fights and tales to amaze
I already have Bruce Lee and I am uninterested in another mini of Bruce buuut I have heard good things about Ali is it worth getting the set for him alone?
For context I own every set beside this one.
This will be a long story. I know I will sound like a madman and Unmatched is not designed to be played like that, but hear me out.
I've been interested in Unmatched for a very long time and always wanted to play it, the issue is I don't have anyone to play with, and my schedule is extremely busy with regular work and PhD. I'm aware there are multiple ways to play the game digitally, but I already spend at least 10 hours at the PC every day, so I want to reduce the screentime playing board games, not increase it. I did a research on options to play Unmatched solo before buying the game and came across the Adversary rules by Acharlie1337 ( https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/200529/the-adversary-an-unmatched-solo-variant ) and it sounded great for my case.
Let's get Adventures out of the way, this format is amazing and very replayable by itself, but I wanted to be able to play against every character, the mix-and-match aspect of the game was the main attraction for me. I wanted to be able to play as king Arthur against Achilles or Sun Wukong against T-Rex.
With this information in mind, I decided to risk it and ordered the Battle of Legends 1 and Tales to Amaze boxes, thinking that if things don't work out with playing the regular game solo, I'll at least be able to play against the Mothman and Martians with 8 different characters. The boxes arrived, I tried playing by the Adversary rules as Sinbad against Alice, and was immediately hooked .
Now I have scored at least one victory as and against every character in chronological release order from BoL1 to Marvel Teen Spirit (excluding the Buffy box, Bruce Lee, Deadpool, Hell's Kitchen and Redemption row as I wasn't able to find these boxes yet) and lots of mix-and-match games across these boxes, so I want to share my experience. I'm enjoying the game immensely, playing it solo every day and there was not a single game I didn't have tons of fun playing.
The Adversary rules work great for earlier sets like BoL1 and Robin Hood vs the Bigfoot, and it's enough to play 1-2 games to memorize them, after which the game plays flawlessly, but later more complex characters started to require some adjustments, so I had to expand on the ruleset a bit and introduce character-specific rules. That includes playing with and against Sherlock, rules for how the opponent prioritizes Sun Wukong's clones when you're playing him, etc. The prime example would be Bloody Mary, I basically had to redesign her mechanic as the Adversary doesn't have a hand, so her ability wouldn't work. I redesigned it this way: When Bloody Mary uses a card to attack, defend or boost, place it in the Bloody zone above her discard pile. If at the beginning of Mary's turn there are at least 3 cards in the Bloody zone, move all cards from this zone to discard pile, Bloody Mary gets a third action this turn. Most other character-specific adjustments are much simpler, it doesn't make an overload.
Don't think your automated opponents are a pushover thou. While they occasionally make non-optimal turns ans waste some opportunities (which many real players do as well), they are very good at defending against attacks, baiting out your defences and decking you out. I very often have games where only 1 action separates a victory from defeat, and most games are very close.
Playing against the script doesn't take away the opponent-reading and big game-flipping aspects of the game. Yesterday I played as Black Panther against Dracula and had terrible luck with card-stealing and finding good cards in my own deck, so Dracula was dominating the whole game, I wasn't able to score a single damage on him, but lured out hos defence cards little by little. After a long battle I was cornered, down to 5 hp against full-health Dracula, but he was adjacent to mw and I knew I made him spend most, if not all, defensive options, so I went all-in and played 2 For Wakanda cards with maximum boosts in one turn, dealing 16 damage total and winning the game. It felt amazing.
This ruleset also serves as a great base for custom challenges, if you want to spice the game up a bit. For example, I came up with King Arthur's Redemption: King Arthur follows the Adversary rules. When he boosts, he gets +1 to the value of his action (both movement and attacks). The first time Arthur would be defeated either by combat damage or exhaustion, set his health to 8 and shuffle 15 random cards from his discard pile to his deck. Is it fair? Not really. But the challenge is supposed to be a challenge and it may be fun to play it.
If you have an Unmatched box, give solo play a try, it will only take 15-30 minutes, but, perhaps, you will enjoy playing the game this way as much as I do and have many hours of fun.
Thank you for reading this huge post.
It’s been a minute since I posted anything here but I come with a question. I’ve had my fair share of bad matches against Elektra (lost against her a fair bit with Pandora and Cloak & Dagger however matches were close) however I’ve had roughly 10 matches against her as the Wayward Sisters, and only lost 2 of those. Now maybe it’s because I main them so it’s easier, but can someone try to confirm if they’re just a good match up into Elektra?
It’s also possible I’ve just gotten lucky while my friend has been unlucky
As before with Raph, the aim is to try and replicate the card art where I can. So this time it’s Mikey
I have a couple of questions about making fan decks. I have used board game maker to print off the mothman and alien invader decks, and it worked great. So I'm looking to expand to a couple of fan decks on unmatched maker that I like. When I import graphics, it gives me a low quality warning. Do I need to worry about that? Is there a way to change the resolution? Where do people make their health dials and other things like tokens. I didn't see anywhere to create those items.