Rule corrections: 6:41 A parry can be EQUAL TO or greater than the attack die in order to succeed. The parry should have been successful here. 9:56 All of the critical hit damage should be applied directly to the HP counter. The defense die does not take any of the damage. 11:39 A player cannot parry while charging. All of the damage should have been taken.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been looking for other ways to play with polyhedral dice that wasn't a TTRPG like D&D and Pathfinder and the like.
Take it or leave it, but a good way of keeping track of hit points would be to use a Spin-down D20. I think they usually are used in playing Magic the Gathering, but I could be mistaken.
Yea! I think it would be neat to get some nicer dice for the game. Alejandro also has more advance rules that make the game more RPGish. I think it’s a good gateway sort of game. My wife enjoyed it and usually has no interest in combat style games.
@@riffleshuffleandroll I saw those differences when we printed the play mats - still helpful! My partner and I actually sat down, played through a bunch of games of this, and loved it so much that we homebrewed an "expansion" with a deck of cards. We're still play testing it, but if it's worth anything, I'll post our expansion over on your subreddit. Thank you again for posting such fun games - they've been a great way to unwind at the end of some stressful days. All the best!
I have invented a doce game were you need playing cards and two dice for each player setup give each plauer an eaqual amount of cards and two dice then each player puts down 5 cards from their deck wich will be their pot and they begin with five cards (the face does not matter) and 5 cards in the pot then play begins the players first roll their dice they need to get seven or lower if they do they get the pot however of ypu do not roll seven or lower then you increase the pot by putting down 5 cards from your hand into your pot this continues simontanliosly until they have all of their cards
@@paulhorsley8922 the set is typically called a D&D dice set. You will need two sets to play. I would recommend Amazon.com, your local board game store, or a Barnes and Noble. I hope that helps!
Materials and Setup 1:05
How to Play 2:33
Playthrough 7:38
Rule corrections:
6:41 A parry can be EQUAL TO or greater than the attack die in order to succeed. The parry should have been successful here.
9:56 All of the critical hit damage should be applied directly to the HP counter. The defense die does not take any of the damage.
11:39 A player cannot parry while charging. All of the damage should have been taken.
So glad when i see a simple games like this posted here. Personally this is exactly the kind of thing that appeals to me.
Thank you for watching!
I love that you are displaying non commercial creations. You’re going to get big creating content like this.
Thank you! = )
"Best 2 out of three. One more time?" Haha!That is confidence!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been looking for other ways to play with polyhedral dice that wasn't a TTRPG like D&D and Pathfinder and the like.
Take it or leave it, but a good way of keeping track of hit points would be to use a Spin-down D20. I think they usually are used in playing Magic the Gathering, but I could be mistaken.
Yea! I think it would be neat to get some nicer dice for the game. Alejandro also has more advance rules that make the game more RPGish. I think it’s a good gateway sort of game. My wife enjoyed it and usually has no interest in combat style games.
@@riffleshuffleandroll no problem. To each their own 👍.
I am on the same page as you though, it’s not super deep! I think people who are used to games that are more involved will be unimpressed with Krig.
I changed the rule of the charge, no need to throw the agility die it hits with whatever is rolled. Super fast games if both players are aggressive.
Awesome! Okay thank you for updating here.
Loved seeing the play-throughs - it really helped!
I am glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching. = )
I had to make a few notes on the rules. Please see the comment with the time stamps or the description.
@@riffleshuffleandroll I saw those differences when we printed the play mats - still helpful! My partner and I actually sat down, played through a bunch of games of this, and loved it so much that we homebrewed an "expansion" with a deck of cards. We're still play testing it, but if it's worth anything, I'll post our expansion over on your subreddit. Thank you again for posting such fun games - they've been a great way to unwind at the end of some stressful days. All the best!
@@TisiphoneSeraph Oh, I'd like to see that! Please post a link here when you do.
I already loved your videos but playing an actual game against another real human was so entertaining!
I could watch you play for hours!
Bruh! I'm so glad I found this video! Thanks!
I imagine with some modifications to the rules you could play this using only multiple d6 dice.
Thanks for covering the game -I really enjoyed the video! And thanks for correcting the rules.
You are welcome. We had a lot of fun. =)
This is a cool game. So much so I'm going to buy the dice needed. Thanks!
Oh nice!
You have 888 subscribers. Very lucky number.
Not sure if I'm understanding this correctly, but shouldn't a critical hit ignore the deffence die?
This is great, I just subscribed. Are there other dice games that use these types of dice?
Thanks! I have not come across any. Dungeons and Dragons uses this set of dice, but it’s not a dice game.
This game looks cool!
where can we print the rules and game boards?
Right here. = )
boardgamegeek.com/filepage/207377/rules-playmat
I have invented a doce game were you need playing cards and two dice for each player setup give each plauer an eaqual amount of cards and two dice then each player puts down 5 cards from their deck wich will be their pot and they begin with five cards (the face does not matter) and 5 cards in the pot then play begins the players first roll their dice they need to get seven or lower if they do they get the pot however of ypu do not roll seven or lower then you increase the pot by putting down 5 cards from your hand into your pot this continues simontanliosly until they have all of their cards
(doce is ment to be dice)
Could you email a description of this game?
Great game. Nice and simple
Glad you like it!
This was fun!
Are you still accepting custom game submissions?
Yes. I am always willing to give them a look. :) send them to my email address in the about section.
Thanks for the update on your Chanel
You are welcome!
When you rolled a 4 on your last go , could she have parried, ? Thanks.
It’s been a while since we played, but I think she could have parried! She would have had to roll a four to successfully parry my attack.
What would have happened if your attack dice landed on 6? Could she have automatically not been able to parry since it only reaches 4?
Yup. If the attack is a 5 or a 6, it cannot be parried.
@@diazs4795Thanks!
Are 0 critical or miss because in the game play she rolled a 0 but you took the damage.
0 is actually 10 in this game. :)
@@riffleshuffleandroll oh thank you again last question is there a miss. Sorry for asking another of questions.
Yes. If a 1 is rolled with the agility die, it is an automatic miss.
@@riffleshuffleandroll OK thank again again.
You are welcome 🤗
Can not find this game to buy anywhere?
It’s free. Download the files here: boardgamegeek.com/filepage/207377/rules-playmat
@@riffleshuffleandroll sorry where can buy the dice ? Thanks 🙏
@@paulhorsley8922 the set is typically called a D&D dice set. You will need two sets to play. I would recommend Amazon.com, your local board game store, or a Barnes and Noble. I hope that helps!
Ah got you 👍 thank you skip
Just happened to stumble across this. Seems alright. :/
There is an advanced version of the game as well. Check it out on BoardGameGeek