Monday, September 30, 2013
do your job somebody everybody nobody
The poem was about doing your job. If someone didnt do it then another person didnt then the job wouldnt be done because noone wants to do it and if noone does it then the job wont be done. Doing your job is very important because if you dont do your job then you will not be successful. If you want to succeed as bad as you want to breath then you will be successful. #PPW Do your job knights.
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Monday, September 16, 2013
Rise of the Valkyrie
Heroscape is a fantasy setting battle game. Miscellaneous warriors from different time frames battle against one another. The setup begins with players customizing their own maps, or choosing from several preset map scenarios the rulebook possesses. Refer to the rulebook for how to setup the scenario maps. The rulebook also has two sets of rules (basic and masters). The basic rules is a quicker, more limited version of the master rules. The rules explained in this review are from the master rules.
Adventure games
Typical attributes for Adventure boardgames:
* A game where the players play characters out on an adventure, usually on a sort of zoomed-out map-like board.
* Mostly 'multiplayer solitaire' to reach the goal first (defeat a large boss or gain a certain amount of points), and usually no "monster player" / "game master".
* Gameplay is typically "Move to a location, draw a card, have an encounter."
* There are often non-combat encounters, events, happenings, which often but not necessarily are resolved with "a die roll below skill value".
* Combat encounters are often simple and very fast, usually a die with modifier above a certain value.
* Dead giveaway: encounter cards with flavour text.
* Examples: Talisman, Dungeonquest, Runebound, Return of the Heroes
Heroscape is a fantasy setting battle game. Miscellaneous warriors from different time frames battle against one another. The setup begins with players customizing their own maps, or choosing from several preset map scenarios the rulebook possesses. Refer to the rulebook for how to setup the scenario maps. The rulebook also has two sets of rules (basic and masters). The basic rules is a quicker, more limited version of the master rules. The rules explained in this review are from the master rules.
Adventure games
Typical attributes for Adventure boardgames:
* A game where the players play characters out on an adventure, usually on a sort of zoomed-out map-like board.
* Mostly 'multiplayer solitaire' to reach the goal first (defeat a large boss or gain a certain amount of points), and usually no "monster player" / "game master".
* Gameplay is typically "Move to a location, draw a card, have an encounter."
* There are often non-combat encounters, events, happenings, which often but not necessarily are resolved with "a die roll below skill value".
* Combat encounters are often simple and very fast, usually a die with modifier above a certain value.
* Dead giveaway: encounter cards with flavour text.
* Examples: Talisman, Dungeonquest, Runebound, Return of the Heroes
Monday, September 9, 2013
BYOT
I think that students should be able to bring there own tablet because some people learn better on a device. Also they could use the internet on the device to look up certain things in class. The calculator on the device could probably be helpful for those who dont remember calculators to class.
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