Posté le: Dim Jan 07, 2007 1:17 pm
Sujet du message:
dans la mesure où le deck avec Burebista m'a satisfait, je tente autre chose avec ce garçon ...
(suite à un commentaire qu'a fait un ricain sur le deck initial)
VERCINGÉTORIX (Wood)
French * Warrior * Male
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Life: 8
Speed: 3
Experience: 6
Base Damage: 1
Vigueur Inépuisable: Defense rolls cannot be modified. Once per round when you hit, if the defender has no shield or Armor cards in play, your attack deals +1 damage.
Vercingétorix ably unified the Gallic tribes, adopted the policy of retreating to natural fortifications, and undertook an early example of a scorched-earth strategy by burning towns to prevent the Roman legions from living off the land.
(2) Yue (2)
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Chinese * Weapon * Axe ( 1 Hand )
Unknown: If you hit with this weapon as the first attack of your turn, discard one of the defender's non-weapon support cards.
Both ceremonial and functional, the yue axe originated in southern China and was in use for thousands of years.
(3) The Alamo
American Frontiersman*Armor*Location
Fortify: Once this game, at the start of any round, if you have a wood card and an earth card in play, gain 2 life and 4 experience.
Command Position: Opposing warriors cannot move outside of their turns.
Taken in a 13-day siege, in which all Texan combatants, including Jim Bowie, were killed, the Alamo came to serve as a rallying cry for the Texas Revolution.
(3) Kawanakajima (Earth)
Japanese * Inspiration * Location
Ittei no Shouri: If you did not win initiative for the current round, your attack rolls gain +2.
Tatakai ni Fukki: Once each match, after one of your other cards is discarded, you may put this card into play from your discard pile.
The Kawanakajima-no-Tatakai was a series of five wars fought between Uesugi Kenshin and Tekeda Shingen, in which both warlords fought each other to a stalemate.
(3)Stone of Destiny
Briton • Special • Item
This card is also considered a Scottish card.
Coronacioun: Before you make a roll, if you do not have a Fire card, pick a number no greater than your experience. You permanently lose that much experience and add that amount to this roll.
According to legend, the Stone of Destiny came from the Holy Land, where Jacob supposedly used it as a pillow in Biblical times. After traveling through Egypt, Sicily, Spain, and Ireland, it found its home in Scone and with the Dalriadic monarchs.
l'init est pourrie, mais pour peut que vous ayez réussi à faire le ménage chez les cartes adverses ... vous devriez réussir à tenir jusqu'au 4e ...
z'en pensez quoi ?
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