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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
[Sneak Peak] Page from Dungeonteller Book
I've been working hard getting the full dungeonteller rulebook done and can't resist showing you one of the pages. This one is about what a character can do in one turn:
Very nice! Forget about kids, these days I seem to need such a graphical representation of game rules! I guess that's because I'm a 38 year old man with a family to support, and little brain space left over on most days! Seriously, I'm really looking forward to the release!
P.S. I found the version of the game rules on your blog from 2012. How similar to the final rules is that version, do you think? I ask because I might start trying this month to introduce my kids to the game. I also want to do a blog post about Dungeonteller, if you wouldn't mind...
Very nice! Forget about kids, these days I seem to need such a graphical representation of game rules! I guess that's because I'm a 38 year old man with a family to support, and little brain space left over on most days! Seriously, I'm really looking forward to the release!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I found the version of the game rules on your blog from 2012. How similar to the final rules is that version, do you think? I ask because I might start trying this month to introduce my kids to the game. I also want to do a blog post about Dungeonteller, if you wouldn't mind...
DeleteThe 2012 rules are similar but much less user-friendly. Please do try them out. Let me know if you write that blog post, I'd love to read it.
DeleteI agree with Anthony. Imo, graphical representations of rules are much easier to understand than describing them in sentence/paragraphs.
DeleteLooking forward to the final rules idc. :)
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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