I said this video would go up on the 10th, but I decided it's a Saturday Bonus video instead :) I made a timing mistake at 16:20. The Forced Interrupt on the main should have fully resolved before the Foreced Responce on the environment, but it all worked out in the end. Download all my Custom Content here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zWUt7mi1W0BFQOLzuJlNwhXp3ibR36j8?usp=drive_link
Interesting game mode. I'm not sure on how many minions it works. It feels like it was fine tuned for Madame Hydra, but I fail to see the broader scope/picture. ie: Mr Hyde. Maybe I'll give it a try to see the limits/possibilies. You are definitely creative, and I love that!
Thanks! The encounter deck was fine tuned for Madame Hydra, but Recruitment Camp is a generic "1/1 token generator". This (imo) is where this "mode" shines. You can take a unique minion and customize their encounter deck. Mr. Hyde with Masters of Evil, Brothers Grimm, and Under Attack is fine tuned for him, and the camp is a lab with scientists perfecting "a secret formula". Electro (Power Drain) with Zzzax, Whiplash and Down to Earth (maybe) are fine tuned to him, and the camp is a power station creating "elecro-clones" (or whatever). Bastion with Sentinels, Military Grade, and Dystopian Nightmare was a lot of fun, and the camp is a sentinel factory. Recruitment Camp just adds pressure and can be re-imagined each time you play. The Villain attachment just needed to "get stronger" on the focused side, as the villain goes from "I'll show them"-Overconfident to "Oh no, this might not be as easy as I thought it would be"-Focused. Of course, I playtest alone and on true solo, so I'm always interested in some good feedback :)
That's pretty cool. I like the Camp, but feel it's probably not "right" for all random "villain" (but still a neat idea haha). What's the toughest "villain" you've faced with this?
Thanks! I thought for a while that Recruitment Camp wouldn't make sense with all minions (and maybe it doesn't) but I went with it because they REALLY want to prove themselves by defeating the hero that defeated their boss, so they're going to throw as many bodies at the problem as they can, which means recruiting their own followers. Brothers Grimm was really tough, but the hardest I think was Mr. Hyde with Masters of Evil, Brothers Grimm, Under Attack and one random Osbourne Tech (just for fun).
I said this video would go up on the 10th, but I decided it's a Saturday Bonus video instead :) I made a timing mistake at 16:20. The Forced Interrupt on the main should have fully resolved before the Foreced Responce on the environment, but it all worked out in the end.
Download all my Custom Content here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zWUt7mi1W0BFQOLzuJlNwhXp3ibR36j8?usp=drive_link
Interesting game mode. I'm not sure on how many minions it works. It feels like it was fine tuned for Madame Hydra, but I fail to see the broader scope/picture. ie: Mr Hyde.
Maybe I'll give it a try to see the limits/possibilies. You are definitely creative, and I love that!
Thanks! The encounter deck was fine tuned for Madame Hydra, but Recruitment Camp is a generic "1/1 token generator". This (imo) is where this "mode" shines. You can take a unique minion and customize their encounter deck. Mr. Hyde with Masters of Evil, Brothers Grimm, and Under Attack is fine tuned for him, and the camp is a lab with scientists perfecting "a secret formula". Electro (Power Drain) with Zzzax, Whiplash and Down to Earth (maybe) are fine tuned to him, and the camp is a power station creating "elecro-clones" (or whatever). Bastion with Sentinels, Military Grade, and Dystopian Nightmare was a lot of fun, and the camp is a sentinel factory. Recruitment Camp just adds pressure and can be re-imagined each time you play. The Villain attachment just needed to "get stronger" on the focused side, as the villain goes from "I'll show them"-Overconfident to "Oh no, this might not be as easy as I thought it would be"-Focused. Of course, I playtest alone and on true solo, so I'm always interested in some good feedback :)
That's pretty cool. I like the Camp, but feel it's probably not "right" for all random "villain" (but still a neat idea haha). What's the toughest "villain" you've faced with this?
Thanks! I thought for a while that Recruitment Camp wouldn't make sense with all minions (and maybe it doesn't) but I went with it because they REALLY want to prove themselves by defeating the hero that defeated their boss, so they're going to throw as many bodies at the problem as they can, which means recruiting their own followers. Brothers Grimm was really tough, but the hardest I think was Mr. Hyde with Masters of Evil, Brothers Grimm, Under Attack and one random Osbourne Tech (just for fun).