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Game mechanics for King of the Board

King of the Board ( K.O.B) is an original idea for my board game project, here at Ringling College of Art and design
  • The game is for 2- 6 players ( 4 minimum suggested);20-45 minutes.

Goal : To collect 3 keys in the provided map  to be declared as the kind of the boar and win the game.

Mechanics:
  • There are both strategy and luck based mechanics involved in this game. in a ratio of strategy to luck.
  •  I would place 70:30. Where strategy covers 70% of the game and luck covers 30%.

Mechanics Explained :

Strategy:
  •  The game is played with 6 characters . 
  • Each player will draw a character and will  place its down facing up to show which character they have picked (Note:  all 6 characters have weaknesses and strengths against one another; therefore not giving equal opportunity to others to win the game).
  •  Each of the 6  character cards will come with 6 small tiles, out of which 3 consisting of offensive abilities and the other 3 defensive abilities.
  •  One of the few ways for a player to win the game is either to collaborate while racing  to get all 3 keys; for example if a player a week and hes facing another player who is stronger than him,  then he/she can use this turn to communicate with other players who are close to him to see if they can make an alliance for a short while to beat the stronger player. 
  • A stronger player can take an advantage of the situation and deal enough damage to the weaker player to send him few steps back and obtaining half of his money and proceed  forward for obtaining the keys. 
  • If a player's HP reaches zero more than twice, he/she will be dismissed from the game. Thus choosing you allies and enemies comes into play with strategies. 
  • If there are 2 players who allied them selves and have beaten the other players  and one of them have 2 keys and the other had the third key, they will have to fight to death; and who ever inflicts maximum damage wins the game.
Luck:
  • The luck factor comes into play; when the players ate duel against one another. as mentioned above. that each character come with 6 tiles.
  •  Out of which 3 tiles are offensive, and 3 defensive. Each of the two sub groups will be rated  the amount of damage you inflict  and the amount of defense your character uses to keep you as a player in the game. 
  • When challenged by other player, the player who  challenges will take his 3 offensive tiles and shuffle them;while the player defending themselves will take his 3 defensive tiles. if the attacker has placed the higher number tile than the defensive the defensive player will  take attacker-defensive= to the amount of damage they take
  • If the defensive is more than the attack, the attack can be repelled by a certain amount. Every player gets 1 redemption card that allows them to regenerate weather their health is 0 or close to 0.
  • when a player activated this card their Hp  go back to moderate and can continue the race. However, if their HP falls to 0 and they have already used the redemption card, they will be disqualified from the game.
  • Rare items:With all of the above, players will also be facing few monsters to fight, from few of which they could obtain rare items and can upgrade their weapons


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