(OOC: First Six to post are in. First come first serve. I'll randomize the teams.)
Stranger was on the ol' Clone Wars era planet to set-up his new Gambit- a game similar to Huttball, but better.
Each player would only be able to maybe fight two beasts at a time if they had the skills to pay the bills.
There were two teams of three, Red and Blue, and both of them would be playing on separated battlefield arenas. The species Stranger would choose at random would be the same species that both teams would begin to fight. Each kill counted as 1 point for the entire team and the team to make it to 90 points would fight a larger, more vicious version of the main species they were fighting that Stranger would release from his Brig. If the team killed their "brute" first, they win the match.
However, if one team managed to get 15 points before the other, Stranger chooses a random player from that team and transmats them from The Derelict to the enemy teams' arena where the new "Invader" gets a boost to defense and can KO the other opposing players before the Invader's time runs out which reduces any points gained by the enemy tema by 5. (Example; Blue team has 10, Red Team Invader KOs Blue Team players. Blue Team now has 0 points.) Each team can Invade up to three times before summoning the Brute if they are fast enough.
KOed players do not get to make any actions for one turn. After that turn they are free to continue playing.
The basis of the game would be just the luck of the dice. The bad rolls were always more entertaining for Stranger, but occasionally there were a few knuckle-busters that got him all jittery.
Stranger flicked a jade coin around, the symbol on it changing with each- "Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!" Until finally, it's symbol stayed the same.
"OOoooo! Acklayes- Bring a spear!"
The two abandoned Geonoesian arenas below were The Derelict hovered were barren and plain. Blue Team's arena had a few pieces of fallen spires that could be used for cover while Red Team's arena still had it's spires intact. Drifter eagerly awaited to see who would be going against who. Regardless of whoever won, each player gets paid- whether by credits, weapons, or respect. It was all the same to Stranger.
Stranger was on the ol' Clone Wars era planet to set-up his new Gambit- a game similar to Huttball, but better.
Each player would only be able to maybe fight two beasts at a time if they had the skills to pay the bills.
There were two teams of three, Red and Blue, and both of them would be playing on separated battlefield arenas. The species Stranger would choose at random would be the same species that both teams would begin to fight. Each kill counted as 1 point for the entire team and the team to make it to 90 points would fight a larger, more vicious version of the main species they were fighting that Stranger would release from his Brig. If the team killed their "brute" first, they win the match.
However, if one team managed to get 15 points before the other, Stranger chooses a random player from that team and transmats them from The Derelict to the enemy teams' arena where the new "Invader" gets a boost to defense and can KO the other opposing players before the Invader's time runs out which reduces any points gained by the enemy tema by 5. (Example; Blue team has 10, Red Team Invader KOs Blue Team players. Blue Team now has 0 points.) Each team can Invade up to three times before summoning the Brute if they are fast enough.
KOed players do not get to make any actions for one turn. After that turn they are free to continue playing.
The basis of the game would be just the luck of the dice. The bad rolls were always more entertaining for Stranger, but occasionally there were a few knuckle-busters that got him all jittery.
Stranger flicked a jade coin around, the symbol on it changing with each- "Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!" Until finally, it's symbol stayed the same.
"OOoooo! Acklayes- Bring a spear!"
The two abandoned Geonoesian arenas below were The Derelict hovered were barren and plain. Blue Team's arena had a few pieces of fallen spires that could be used for cover while Red Team's arena still had it's spires intact. Drifter eagerly awaited to see who would be going against who. Regardless of whoever won, each player gets paid- whether by credits, weapons, or respect. It was all the same to Stranger.
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