Gamer's Guild
My gaming archive.
Thursday, January 11, 2024
the Role Playing Game Cosmos
"Some people can read War and Peace and come away thinking it's a simple adventure story. Others can read the ingredients on a chewing gum wrapper and unlock the secrets of the universe."
Wednesday, December 27, 2023
Out of the Vault
Santander Bank is getting rid of safety deposit boxes in the new year, forcing me to empty out my secure repository of dusty documents. Among my game contracts and royalty check stubs was this signature page...
It is hard for me to believe in 2024, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publishing of Dungeon & Dragons (tm). May all have a Happy & Healthy New Year !!!Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Construction of a mill along Turtle Creek
Starting a series of games using the theme of "Incidents along Turtle Creek" and set in the age of Black Powder in North America (Seven Years War and Rev (AWI) War). We will be using slightly modified rules from Song of Drums & Tomahawks.
Frontier Builders armed with Muskets and Pistols
Native Americans armed with Muskets and Tomahawks
Opening assault
Native American warrior grabs a lit torch
The partially built mill is engulfed in flames
The Native American raid is a success with the mill in ashes and the taking of the scalp of Amos Berger.
Labels:
15mm,
7YW,
Imagi-nations,
skirmish,
Song of Drums and Tomahawks,
WARG
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Mongols to the right and Eastern Romans to the left
Mongols to the right and Eastern Romans to the left
Roman shields
Mongols command
Mongols overwhelm Roman forces
CV= Combat value
Wednesday, August 9, 2023
Granny defends the Bridge
Wednesday, June 28, 2023
a Risky ACW crossroads Meeting engagement
Union on left, Confederates on right
Victory for the Union after Confederates lost their cavalry (on right) unit to artillery fire
OoB: Union and Confederates each have 2 units infantry, 1 unit of Cavalry & 1 unit of Artillery.
Unit activation was using a deck of Risk(tm) cards. Rules were latest edition of WARG rules.
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
ChatGTP wargame
ChatGPT:
Certainly! Here are the rules for a wargame using a deck of standard playing cards:
Objective: The objective of the game is to win all the cards in play by capturing your opponent's cards.
Setup: Shuffle standard deck of playing cards. The suits and colors do not matter in this game; only the numerical values of the cards are relevant. Deal the entire deck evenly between the two players, so each player has an equal number of cards.
Gameplay: Both players simultaneously reveal the top card from their respective decks. The player with the higher card value wins the round. Ace is considered the highest value, followed by King, Queen, Jack, and so on, down to 2 being the lowest value.
Capturing Cards: When a player wins a round, they capture both their opponent's card and their own card and place them face-down in a separate pile in front of them. These captured cards will be used in subsequent rounds.
Tie Resolution: If both players reveal cards of the same value, a "war" occurs. In a war, both players place an additional three cards face-down on top of their original card. Then, they each reveal a new card. The player with the higher card value after the war wins all the cards played in that round. If there is another tie, the war continues with an additional three cards until a winner is determined.
End of Game: The game continues until one player has no cards left. The player who captures all the cards in play is the winner.
Optional Rule - Double War: To add more excitement, you can introduce a "double war" rule. In a double war, if there is a tie during a war, each player places an additional five cards face-down instead of three, before revealing a new card. This rule prolongs the war and increases the stakes.
Optional Rule - Limited Wars: If you want to avoid excessively long games, you can set a limit on the number of wars that can occur in a single round. For example, you could agree that after three consecutive wars, the player who wins the third war wins all the cards on the table.
Remember, these rules are just a framework, and you can modify or add additional rules to suit your preferences. Have fun playing your wargame with the two decks of standard playing cards!
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