Middara How To Play 8 - Other Rules
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2018
- This is our last video in our How To Play Series. We hope these videos help you learn Middara quicker and save you the time of reading our entire rulebook!
This video covers all of the other little rules not covered in the previous videos.
This includes:
Jumping 0:17
Restoring 4:10
Resolution Order 6:20
Summoning 7:07
Abraxis Battle Dice 13:51
Abraxis Battle Dice Example 18:15
Player Elimination 22:32
Re-Specing 23:02
Player Count 23:22
Thanks for watching our How To Play series, we hope you enjoyed it and understand the game a little better.
Feel free to give us your feedback as we are always trying to improve.
Thanks!
- The Succubus Team
This game looks like its going to be a god damn masterpiece!
lets hope so, I managed to get in on a late pledge but I know some people have been waiting a longggg time for this one.
First off, awesome videos! super helpful and fun to watch. I want this now!
Small question, the two example Abraxis games differ between how goal number of symbols is calculated from 17:39 to 20:05. In the first example you added +4 to burst because there was a "burst: +4 damage", but in the 20:05 example you add only +1 burst to the goal number of symbols when the weapon showed "burst: +4 damage". Clarification?
100% a mistake on our end. Good catch. The first example should only be 1 burst. The +4 doesn't mean anything in this case. To be honest, we want to address Abraxis in our reprint because it''s a little abstract and weird.
5:31 So does this mean that, in theory, if you were to have three encounters before a restore and you didn't need to use the heal tokens in the first two encounters, you could have accumulated 6 heal tokens to use in the third encounter if you used Mend once per encounter? and if you did not need them in the third encounter either, all 6 heal tokens would be removed after you were told to restore?
Does every Char. Always Roll 2 purple dice, When they go for an agility check?
I think so because that is what the conviction stat is for all the adventurers. Conviction is what you use when you make any kind of check, such as Agility or Perception check. There might be modifiers to the Conviction stat sometime in game, but i think that is what they were getting at here at 1:35 when mentioning the two purple dice.