Reglas especiales/opcionales Balrogs
Publicado: 17 Dic 2005 19:59
Hola.
Cotilleando en el conculio holandes he visto una prpuesta "capar" a los Balrogs de manera "semioficial". Aver si alguien puede confirmar si a nivel "Spain" se piensan aplicar o tiene idea si en Lure las van a usar ...
Common house rules for tournaments
Some tournaments deviate (slightly) from the normal tournament rules. Such house rules should in all cases be clearly announced; so read your tournament's announcement to find out. Some of the most common deviations are listed here for easy reference. These are not official rules: each of these rules is only in effect if the tournament announcement clearly states so.
Sealed
Use all sites
Add one proxy site to sites drawn
Constructed
Balrog character trickses are limited to two minders
Sealed
Use all sites
Many find the limited means of sealed a special challenge and charm. Some find it a bit over the top and vividly remember drawing several factions and other resources they couldn't play because they didn't draw the matching sites. Therefore in some sealeds it is allowed to use all sites. A downsite is of course that the sites you do draw don't give you any advantage at all.
If you go to a sealed like this you should bring your location deck from home if possible, for convenience. Not having a copy of your own with of each site should not limit you though.
Add one proxy site to sites drawn
Another, probably more balanced way to enhance the sealed experience is to allow one proxy site; just one. Other than that you have to make do with what you draw.
When you are done making your deck you can choose one site and add it. This site remains fixed for the tournament. Usually a proxy is made from a superfluous region or site card.
Constructed
Balrog character trickses are limited to two minders
It is widely believed that the Barlog, being the last set ICE introduced, is a bit too powerful and would have been rebalanced by new cards and errata by now, had ICE still been around to do so. Some players went over the set looking and found the ease with which the Balrog throws in fresh characters worth MPs and all the most disturbing. They suggest to limit the Balrog's ability to play characters from dicard pile or sideboard to characters with a maximum of two mind (instead of three mind). So the Balrog's rules on playing characters read like this:
? During his organization phase, a Balrog player may bring into play (and/or remove from play) up to two characters ? one of these characters must be non-unique. The normal requirements for bringing into play (or removing from play) a character must still be met.
? When a Balrog player brings into play a non-unique character with a mind of 2 or less, that character may come from his hand, his discard pile, or his sideboard.
The suggestion is detailed here on the forums. We'd appreciate it if you'd use that thread to share your experiences with tournaments that used this rule.
Pongo el link de la explicacion de porque sugieren estos cambios y ponen mas "capadas" como la del "hemos venido a matar":
http://www.meccg.net/dforum/viewtopic.php?p=1724
ya contareis vuestra opinion. Personalmente yo estoy de acuerdo en aplicarlas ya que ahora mismo veo los tipos de mazos bastante descompensados.
un saludo
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Cotilleando en el conculio holandes he visto una prpuesta "capar" a los Balrogs de manera "semioficial". Aver si alguien puede confirmar si a nivel "Spain" se piensan aplicar o tiene idea si en Lure las van a usar ...
Common house rules for tournaments
Some tournaments deviate (slightly) from the normal tournament rules. Such house rules should in all cases be clearly announced; so read your tournament's announcement to find out. Some of the most common deviations are listed here for easy reference. These are not official rules: each of these rules is only in effect if the tournament announcement clearly states so.
Sealed
Use all sites
Add one proxy site to sites drawn
Constructed
Balrog character trickses are limited to two minders
Sealed
Use all sites
Many find the limited means of sealed a special challenge and charm. Some find it a bit over the top and vividly remember drawing several factions and other resources they couldn't play because they didn't draw the matching sites. Therefore in some sealeds it is allowed to use all sites. A downsite is of course that the sites you do draw don't give you any advantage at all.
If you go to a sealed like this you should bring your location deck from home if possible, for convenience. Not having a copy of your own with of each site should not limit you though.
Add one proxy site to sites drawn
Another, probably more balanced way to enhance the sealed experience is to allow one proxy site; just one. Other than that you have to make do with what you draw.
When you are done making your deck you can choose one site and add it. This site remains fixed for the tournament. Usually a proxy is made from a superfluous region or site card.
Constructed
Balrog character trickses are limited to two minders
It is widely believed that the Barlog, being the last set ICE introduced, is a bit too powerful and would have been rebalanced by new cards and errata by now, had ICE still been around to do so. Some players went over the set looking and found the ease with which the Balrog throws in fresh characters worth MPs and all the most disturbing. They suggest to limit the Balrog's ability to play characters from dicard pile or sideboard to characters with a maximum of two mind (instead of three mind). So the Balrog's rules on playing characters read like this:
? During his organization phase, a Balrog player may bring into play (and/or remove from play) up to two characters ? one of these characters must be non-unique. The normal requirements for bringing into play (or removing from play) a character must still be met.
? When a Balrog player brings into play a non-unique character with a mind of 2 or less, that character may come from his hand, his discard pile, or his sideboard.
The suggestion is detailed here on the forums. We'd appreciate it if you'd use that thread to share your experiences with tournaments that used this rule.
Pongo el link de la explicacion de porque sugieren estos cambios y ponen mas "capadas" como la del "hemos venido a matar":
http://www.meccg.net/dforum/viewtopic.php?p=1724
ya contareis vuestra opinion. Personalmente yo estoy de acuerdo en aplicarlas ya que ahora mismo veo los tipos de mazos bastante descompensados.
un saludo
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