Battle card for, and method for using the card in, a board game
OwnerMark A. Jacobsinventor
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Abstract
The game kit for a board game comprises a game board having three levels and at least one stairway between the three levels, at least one die, at least two fighter pieces and a unique battle card for each piece. The game kit is used to play a medieval castle board game comprising the steps of: rolling the die to determine which player goes first; each player then sequentially rolling the die to determine the number of spaces the player can move his fighter piece on the board; and sequentially moving the fighting piece around the board until it is positioned to do battle with another fighting piece or it reaches a sanctuary.
Claims3
In a board game including at least one die, at least two playing pieces and a game board, the improvement residing in a battle card for each playing piece, each battle card defining a character and a plurality of weapons and each card having a raised surface with holes for inserting pegs for tracking character and weapon attributes including the health and weapon of the character, the damage done by each weapon and the range of each weapon and for upgrading the attributes of the character or the weapon.
In a board game including at least one die, at least two playing pieces, a battle card for each playing piece and a game board, said battle card defining a character and a plurality of weapons and said battle card having a raised surface with holes for inserting pegs for tracking attributes of the character and the weapons including the health and weapon of the character, the damage done by each weapon and the range of each weapon and for upgrading the attributes of the character and the weapons, the improvement residing in the step of:
- throwing a single die to determine from the number thrown, the weapon, the damage done by the weapon and the range of effectiveness of the weapon as defined on the battle card for a playing piece for the number thrown.
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