Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Battle Report - The Standing Stone (Delve)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to this Battle report for The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms by Modiphius Entertainment! The Dragonborn & Lydia are out to fight some bandits, wildlife, and dragonlings as we play the Standing Stone delve mode scenario from the core rules.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:50 Turn I
03:07 Turn II
04:32 Turn III
06:39 Turn IV
08:37 Turn V
10:19 Turn VI
13:03 Turn VII
14:23 Turn VIII
15:29 Outro
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Clearly, the strat is to use Fire rune as often as possible and laugh at the carnage.
This was a pretty great battle and a really good diversity of adversaries. Heroes were properly heroic and the production value was appreciated, although you could have left the cards up on screen a little longer; it was always a scramble to pause the screen before you'd already taken the card away. The dialogue audio was perfect. Lydia really needs to expand her vocabulary. lol.
I love this video! Would love to see more Call to Arms battle reports like this, really great quality!
Working on one right now, as it happens!
Great production, I love the dubbed in voices etc. Who plays this crazy rules games 100% by the rules. I try but don't think I ever will accomplish it. Subscribed and liked and I look forward to view your next adventures in Skyrim.
Production value is outstanding.
Most of my favorite Lydia moments are when she fights a Giant or a Vamp and gets smacked by something and rubber bands into space.
Outstanding! Incredible work for your first video subbed 👏 🙌
Looks great! Epic game. The combo with the fire rune was good, taking the bear, wolf and almost the dragon, altho actually not according to the rules, which state it cannot be placed within 3" of an adversary 😅
Thanks! Where do you see that 3" thing? The versions of the books I've used (original and revised) just state 1) you can't overlap or touch models when you place your token, and 2) it must be on a large enough surface to hold the rune (token has to fit entirely on the terrain)
Ah, i guess i interpreted the rune rules differently, indeed it looks like its only the token of the rune, not the area of effect of the rune thats taken into account according to the picture on page 70. Wow these runes are overpowered.
@@gcygnet8817 they really are, especially against Adversaries who don’t know to avoid them!
Looking forward to another delve quest you do. Your editing is really nice with the added voices.
Hope you continue to make ESCTA vids really liked this
I'm working on the next one now, actually!
Just noticed you might have been using rune spell wrong, you cannot fail to cast it (start of turn VII), you simply choose a point in range as part of the special action, pay the magicka cost and when enemy moves in range you roll for damage for each enemy and friendly model individually. Which honestly being used by an imperial mage in light armor has no cost (sort of) because imperial mage recovers 1 magicka each turn per standard rules and 1 more magicka due to perk she has when wearing light armor. Honestly the best spell as far as I see for ES:CTA + it adds fire damage token, just 2 perfect. Also do not get a bad mood 'cause of all the mistakes you made, you should have seen silly mistakes I did when I was playing CTA myself; for example skeleton archers while hidden rolled red bonus dice for damage instead of yellow one (red one is used by hidden hero characters from the path of shadow only) and I rolled skill dice when enemies triggered runes as if it was an attack.
You're totally right about the runes; I actually remember looking that up before-- and forgetting about it all over again! C'est la vie. Thanks for the kind words!