[Spoiler]Set 8

je te trouve super dur avec notre ami carthaginois !


le guerrier est énorme !
1er round : armure d'hector
2e round : Manu'I de Armura
3e round : Bouclier Carolingien

amha ça dépote sévère !


l'arc peut être sympa avec Lu Bu sinon

Mouais sauf qu'avec une grille pareille, ton +1vit t'as vite fait de le cramer et l'armure d'hector=2 att à rattrapper.
Thématique certes, fort, j'en doute.

il a quand même une attaque gratuite à +2 (pour 2 dmg dans mon deck)

nan franchement j'pense que c'est une vraie bonne brutasse ce perso !

tu peux ....


mais pourquoi s'embêtter lorsque le travail est déjà très bien fait par un autre ? ^^

(cf: ce topic : http://forums.trikinggamescommunity.com/index.php?showtopic=13326&st=0)

par contre, ce que nous pouvons faire c'est traduire les textes afin que quelqu'un qui sache manier Photoshop les remplaces dans les cartes

Aeizanas of Axum (Water)
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-- -- +1
+0 H --
-- -- +0
African Kingdoms * Warrior * Male
Life: 7
Speed: 3
Experience: 8
Damage: 2
Educated Ruler: When you make a basic attack roll, roll one additional die. The defender chooses one die to exclude from your roll.

(3) Frumentius (Metal)
African Kingdoms * Inspiration * Male
Proselytize: Abilities on other Inspiration cards have no effect.

(4) Bone-Handled Dagger (1)
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-- -- +3
+2 H --
-- -- --
African Kingdoms * Weapon * Knife (1 hand)
Vicious cut: Once each round, after you hit with this weapon, make a basic attack, if possible.
Hidden: You may have two weapon cards in play.

(1) Negusa Nagast
African Kingdoms * Armor * Ability * Mystic
Force Reverence - Reveal: Once each roll, after you make an attack or defense roll this round, if the roll is less than 10, you may re-roll the roll.

(4) Axumite Obelisk
African Kingdoms * Special * Item
Construct - Reveal: Place this card in any space in the arena.
Shadow of the Obelisk: When you make a roll, if you are in or adjacent to this card's space, the roll gains +1. When you are attacked, if you are in or adjacent to this card's space, the attack cannot be a critical hit.

C'est moi ou c'est un gros bourrin lui ?!?

Henry V (Water)
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-- +0 --
+0 H --
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Briton * Warrior * Male
Life: 7
Speed: 3
Experience: 5
Damage: 1
Driving Force: Once each round, before you make an attack roll, you may give the roll a bonus equal to the number of quest cards you have in play. That attack deals +1 damage.

(3) Treaty of Troyes (Wood)
Briton * French * Inspiration * Item * Quest
Unification: When you make a roll, if all of your cards are Briton or French, the roll gains +1.

(7) Longbow and Stakes (2)
+1 -- +1
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+0 +0 +0
-- H --
Briton * Weapon * Polearm * Ranged (2 Hands)
Unassailable: When an opponent makes a defense roll, if they moved into a space in this card's attack grid last round, the roll gets -2.

(2) Arrow Scars
Briton * Armor * Head
Unfaltering: Opponents cannot discard your cards from play or modify dice in your rolls.
Lucky: When you make a non-attack roll, the roll gains +1.

(1) Southampton Plot
Briton * Special * Quest
Plotting Murder: Once each round, after you make a roll, if each die in the roll is less than your experience, re-roll one die in that roll.
Treachery: Once each round, after a die is re-rolled, if the result of the re-rolled die is the same as the original roll, gain 1 speed on your next turn.

William the Conqueror (Metal)
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+2 +1 -1
-1 H +0
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Briton * Warrior * Male * Cavalry
Life: 7
Speed: 3
Experience: 7
Damage: 1
Norman Conquest - Action: Once each round, make a basic attack against each opponent in your basic attack grid. After you make an attack roll for these attacks, if you have a location card in play, you may re-roll one die of either the attack or defense roll.

(8) Tower of London (Earth)
Briton * Inspiration * Location * Quest
Sent to the Tower - Reveal: Choose an opponent. If that player has an ally or deity card in play, make an attack against them at +0.
Prevent Rebellion: After you make an attack, if the attack missed, the defender is your rival until the start of your next turn.

(1) Norman Lance (2)
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-- +0 +2
-- H +2
-- -- --
Briton * Weapon * Polearm (1-Hand)
Vicious Thrust: Before you take damage from an attack, if you have a shield or item card in play, the attack deals -1 damage, to a minimum of 1.

(4) Kite Shield
Briton * Armor * Shield (1 Hand)
Fend Off: When you make a defense roll, if the attacker does not have a cavalry or ally card in play, the roll gains +2.
Preparation: At the start of each round, if you lost initiative this round, your next support card gains +4 initiative.

(5) Domesday Book
Briton * Special * Tome * Item
Rightful Tax: After you are damaged by a weapon attack, if you have less life than the attacker, gain 1 life.
Inquisitio Eliensis: When you are hit, if the attack is a critical hit, the attack deals -1 damage.

Dahiyah al-Kahina (Wood)
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+1 +0 +0
-- H --
-- -- --
African Kingdoms * Warrior * Female
Life: 7
Speed: 3
Experience: 5
Damage: 2
Seasoned in battle: The damage of your basic attacks cannot be increased.

(4) Prophecy (Wind)
African Kingdoms * Inspiration * Ability * Mystic
Foretelling - Reveal: Choose an opponent who chooses a number between 0 and 9. Before the next time you make an attack roll this round, you may give the roll a bonus equal to the chosen number. If you do not, before initiative is determined next round, set that opponent's initiative to the chosen number.

(6) Berber Takouba (2)
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-- +1 --
+0 H +0
-- -- --
African Kingdoms * Weapon * Sword (1 hand)
Military training: When you make an attack roll, the roll gains +1.

(6) Djellaba
African Kingdoms * Armor * Torso
Nimble: Once each round, after you complete a defense roll, if the dice in the roll are consecutive numbers, gain 1 speed on your next turn.
Billowing: After you complete a defense roll, if the dice in the attack roll are consecutive numbers, your defense roll gains +3.

(4) Kahina
African Kingdoms * Special * Ability * Mystic
Ancient wisdom: After you hit with a basic attack, the next time you make a basic attack roll, you may decrease up to two dice in the defense roll by 1 each.

Memnon (Metal)
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+2 +0 -1
-- H +1
-- -- --
African Kingdoms * Warrior * Male
Life: 7
Speed: 3
Experience: 3
Damage: 2
Brazen: When you make an attack roll, if the defender is your Rival, you may reroll one die of the roll. When you make a basic attack, if the defender is not your rival, the attack deals -1 damage to a minimum of 1.

(2) Eos (Wind)
African Kingdoms * Inspiration * Deity * Female
Brightest Star: After a warrior gains experience, the next time you make an attack roll, the roll gains +2.
Mother's Teachings: After you lose initiative or a tied roll, gain 2 experience.

(4) Ethiopian Spear (2)
-- -- +2
+2 +0 --
-- H --
-- -- --
African Kingdoms * Weapon * Polearm (1 hand)
Pierce - Action: Choose an opponent. The next two times that warrior makes a weapon attack, the attack roll cannot gain bonuses and that attack cannot gain damage bonuses.

(4) Dawn’s Love
African Kingdoms * Armor * Arm * Leg * Torso * Shield
Plead for Aid: After you miss an opponent, place a counter on this card.
Granted Wish: When you make a defense roll, if there are two or more counters on this card, the roll gains +3.

(6) Memnonides
African Kingdoms * Special * Mystic
Memory of greatness - Reveal: Gain life equal to the highest base damage among all opponent's weapons.
Ancient Wars - Reveal: Choose an opponent. While that opponent has no weapon card in play, they are your Rival.

-The real answer? Think marketing.

In the first few sets, we [the Dev team] felt the same way you guys do. Richard the Lionheart was the man! He has the military exploits of a dozen leaders from his age combined! So, Richard became the bad-ass he is in the game.

Problem is, when you highlight the warrior everyone has heard of, the unknowns don't have much going for them. Unless there's something 'must-have' in the pack, that guy will sit on the store shelf, or in the warehouse - anywhere but bought by non-completionists.

So, we flipped the coin. Every warrior in the game needs something to sell it - the known warriors have name recognition, and the others get a little more attention when it comes to pack synergy, culture shock viability, or completing the other half of combos that already exist.

That isn't to say that we try to make the well-known warriors less awesome, or that we hamstring them and keep them from being powerful cards. Far from it. We do [did], however, use those packs for the more 'out there' ideas, to give new concepts to build decks around, and to give players new to the game some simpler ideas. Shaka and Hannibal, for example, were to be in the starter set, so they needed to be a little bit of a ramp for newer players.

So, there you go. Some insight as to why the most famous warriors are not always the 'best'. Besides, it wouldn't teach you all that much about history if you simply used all the characters you were already familiar with, would it?