If you're running a game, please post below (or get one of your players to do it on your behalf):
Game: D&D v.3.5 - Curse of the Crimson Throne (Chapter 6 of 6: Crown of Fangs)
GM: Matt L (paz)
Number of players required: 4-6
Number of players signed up: 5 (Matt R, metagaia, Matt B, Teflon Billy, Gileh)
Approx. running time: 13/16ish
Approx. start time: 19:45
Teflon Billy
Early Birds MtG. 7.00-7.40pm
Judging by last time sadly multi-player is out timing wise (for me anyway).
So it'll have to be 1:1 or Two-Headed Giant - constructed.
This is of course just what I can realistically do and shouldn’t stop anyone else.
Two Headed Giant basics:
One team consists of two players, each with a 60-card minimum deck. Between the two decks there can be no more than four copies of a single card (not counting basic land of course).
Both players on a team play a single turn simultaneously, like a giant with two heads. That means each player on the team draws and plays spells at the same time and the team attacks and blocks with their creatures as a group.
Though a turn is shared, targeting is not. Each person on a team is targeted separately, takes damage separately, and effects that hit all players affect one team twice – once for each head.
Both players share one 30-point life total. If that total reaches zero, the team loses. However, if a single person on a team loses through some other method (e.g. running out of cards to draw, succumbing to the ability of Door To Nothingness, etc.), then that team also loses.
Coordination is above-board. Teammates can look at each other's hands and openly communicate. No need for secret signals, unless you don't want to clue your opponents in on your strategies.
annoyinglizardvoice
Demon Hunters will, as usual, start once enough folks have turned up
OwenEdwards
Unfortunately, no DS tomorrow due to an urgent schedule change; this should be the last. However, if my minions could discover if Aaron/Deathjester still wants to join, that'd be greatly appreciated.
dedindahed
As a trip to the club costs Aaaron around £20, he's not committing to any long term RPG's at the moment.
