Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

Grognardsw
Message
Author
User avatar
Grognardsw
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 12282
Joined: Wed Jun 26, 2013 12:30 pm
Location: ImagiNation

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#241 Post by Grognardsw »

The vote is tied between #1 and #2. DA's additional points are valid (though the rule about a player/princess entering the castle on an exact roll isn't optional), so I will go with #1. This does raise the question, can the player/princess also do this? To be fair, it should be yes relative to passing through, but to enter the Castle he still needs the exact roll. Think of it as passing by the castle versus going into the castle to win.

So, we just need Mant and Norjax's Turn 34 rolls to proceed.

WW T34 Kothar [2d6]=4

User avatar
Norjax
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 4146
Joined: Fri Feb 24, 2012 6:54 pm

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#242 Post by Norjax »

Throll Dragonsbane:

W&W T34 Throll: [2d6]=11

Not that it will matter, but Throll will remain in place.

User avatar
Mant72
Ranger Lord
Ranger Lord
Posts: 2551
Joined: Fri Sep 18, 2015 1:32 am
Location: GA

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#243 Post by Mant72 »

Boris presses forward to make his entry into the castle.

W&W Turn 34: [2d6]=6

User avatar
DadsAngry
Ranger Lord
Ranger Lord
Posts: 2515
Joined: Mon Jun 09, 2014 7:39 pm
Location: Lawrenceville, GA

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#244 Post by DadsAngry »

Nice job Boris!
Attachments
7cfc888a6448dcf6144d40debb2f8980.gif
7cfc888a6448dcf6144d40debb2f8980.gif (947.58 KiB) Viewed 743 times

User avatar
OGRE MAGE
First Gentleman
First Gentleman
Posts: 37588
Joined: Tue Mar 04, 2014 3:16 pm
Location: The Birthplace of RPG's

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#245 Post by OGRE MAGE »

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Good game Boris!

User avatar
Rex
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 25560
Joined: Mon May 15, 2017 9:44 pm
Location: Northern Vermont

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#246 Post by Rex »

Congrats Boris!

User avatar
Mant72
Ranger Lord
Ranger Lord
Posts: 2551
Joined: Fri Sep 18, 2015 1:32 am
Location: GA

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#247 Post by Mant72 »

Thanks, guys! It was a lucky roll at the end.

That’s a great gif, DadsAngry! :lol: :lol: :lol:

User avatar
Norjax
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 4146
Joined: Fri Feb 24, 2012 6:54 pm

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#248 Post by Norjax »

Congrats, Mant!

User avatar
Grognardsw
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 12282
Joined: Wed Jun 26, 2013 12:30 pm
Location: ImagiNation

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#249 Post by Grognardsw »

With the castle ramparts in sight, Boris and Princess run to the gates. They see Kothar, Samson and Throll emerge nearby, but they aren’t close enough to engage with the warrior. The gates are reached. Victory!

Congrats Mant! The 6 roll was exactly what was needed to land on the Castle space.

With this game over, is there interest in playing Sanctuary!, the board game based on the Thieves World books of the 80s. Unlike the other games, it does not rely on dice alone, but has strategy, cards, and deal-making elements. More info:
Image

Can you survive among fiction's most notorious cutthroats! Find out in this challenging game of law and disorder in fantasy's meanest and seediest city based on Robert Asprin's anthologies.

The object of Sanctuary game is to gain silver pieces by committing various successful thefts in the city of Sanctuary. To do so, you must overcome the many hazards to life in the city - getting caught in the act, the Hell Hounds (elite guards), and the multitude of unusual other residents.

Image
Last edited by Grognardsw on Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.

User avatar
Rex
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 25560
Joined: Mon May 15, 2017 9:44 pm
Location: Northern Vermont

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#250 Post by Rex »

Sure, those were good books. Been a long time since I read them though.

User avatar
DadsAngry
Ranger Lord
Ranger Lord
Posts: 2515
Joined: Mon Jun 09, 2014 7:39 pm
Location: Lawrenceville, GA

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#251 Post by DadsAngry »

Yes!

User avatar
Mant72
Ranger Lord
Ranger Lord
Posts: 2551
Joined: Fri Sep 18, 2015 1:32 am
Location: GA

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#252 Post by Mant72 »

I’m in! I remember the bartender, One Thumb, from the novels. I haven’t read them in years, but they were good back in the day.

User avatar
Grognardsw
Rider of Rohan
Rider of Rohan
Posts: 12282
Joined: Wed Jun 26, 2013 12:30 pm
Location: ImagiNation

Re: Table #1: Warlocks & Warriors (TSR, 1977)

#253 Post by Grognardsw »

The Sanctuary rules are up at Table #5. They’re longer than the others, so give them a read this week and we’ll aim to start play next weekend.

By the way, it isn't necessary to have read and know the Thieves World books to play. It will add to one's appreciation, but not impact play.

Locked

Return to “The Old School Board Game Parlor”