Each different Wizard Unit has a different spell with different effects, which helps keep the game fresh and interesting each time you play. As opposed to the spell missing like in a Missile Attack, a player will pay extra mana to roll dice to power up their spell. Spells can be attacks, but some spells can have other effects. If the player does not have enough ammo to cover the misses, then that player will…miss. With Missile Attacks, the active player will roll for misses, but as long as the player has enough ammo, they can counter each miss by using an extra ammo. For Missile attacks (and similarly, Spell Attacks, which are also ranged), the more elevated terrain you are at, the better chance you have of landing a hit.
Line of sight is not as important as range is, as your unit can rain down arrows or what-have-you on your enemies from afar. Missile Attacks can be performed by Fighters and Rogues, providing they have the necessary ammo and range. that knocked unit will take extra damage. If the unit hits anything like a wall, another unit, the edge of the map, etc. Die are rolled and if “Knock Back” symbols are rolled, the target is knocked that far. When performing a Melee Attack, players have a choice of knocking back their target. The attacking unit does damage as noted on the Melee area of that unit’s card. Typically, the Fighter and the Beast are stronger in Melee Attacks. Melee Attack action is an attack that can happen if a unit is adjacent to an enemy unit. Note that movement is affected by terrain, but I’ll cover that in a moment. Use an action to move a unit up to its movement allowance. If the unit does no actions on the next turn, the weakened token is removed automatically at the end of the turn. On a player’s next turn, the unit can lose 2 hit points to remove the weakened token. If a unit takes a second action, they become weakened and are unable to do any more actions until they get rid of the weakened token. The actions consist of the following: Movement, Melee Attack, Missile Attack or Casting a SpellĮach unit is allowed one free, no-holds-barred action. Only the player that has control of the Control Area when the flag moves to the Final Control Space gets points for capturing the flag, and each flag is worth 5 points!Ī player can take 3 actions divided among their units. Once an area is triggered, any player starting their turn with majority control anywhere in the area, moves the flag for that particular area up one space on the “Control Card.” However, the player that moves the flag doesn’t get any points for that movement. Control Areas are triggered if a player starts their turn with a unit standing on a specific flag space in the Control Area. On the map there are a variety of areas that are designated as Control Areas with flag symbols. *Taken from the Tiny Epic Tactics Rulebook Draw a Tactic Card, add it to your hand, and discard down to 2 cards if needed After taking actions, remove Weakened Tokens from any units that didn’t take any actions during your turn.Ĥ. Check if you hold a Majority Control in any Control Area that has been triggered, and, if so, advance its Flag Token on the Control Card.ģ. On a players turn, they perform these steps in order: *ġ. They will select one and discard the other. Players are given four units: Rouge, Fighter, Wizard, Beast each with special abilities. Grab a copy of the game to check them out! All other modes use the same action selection/ play with some modifications. I will briefly describe in this review the 2-4 Player Competitive Game. Tiny Epic Tactics offers 5 different modes of play including: 2-4 Player Competitive, 2 vs 2 Team Play, 2-4 Player Battle Mode, 2 Player Cooperative or 1 Player Solo Adventure. Enemies slowly emerge from the forest, encircling the group. Lightning rips from the Wizard’s fingertips into the direction the projectiles are coming from.
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The group takes a defensive stance as arrows zip by, one sticking into the Fighter’s shield. Wondering around the landscape searching for an adventure, or pub, or who knows what a Rouge, a Fighter, a Wizard and a Beast might be looking for (some fast food?) KaBOOM! A fireball whizzes past exploding a nearby conifer into tiny bits of tinder. Tiny Epic Tactics Deluxe (Review by RJ Garrison)
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