Re: [Epic] Epic 40K card?

From: Brett Hollindale <agro_at_...>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 12:35:30 GMT

At 12:44 PM 23/3/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Peter Ramos wrote:
>>
>> > >All the 2nd edition Epic games I played were finished during the
>> > >first or second turn??
>> > >
>> Yup, thats been my experience through the years. Two turns are the norm
>> (in the three of four gaming groups I've run anyway), three being less
>> frequent and one turn knockouts being rare (more so since the advent of
>> snap fire weapons). I have never played a four turn game and maybe
>> witness one I presided over two neophytes trying the game for the first
>> time. In my experience, the higher the points played usually the two
>> turn average ingrains itself even more.
>
>Interesting.
>
>I've played one game which lasted 2 turns, a number at 3, but most at
>4-6, and a few at 8 or more. Maximum 13. When playing as Tyrannids, the
>game nearly always lasts at least 6.
>Let's see, last few games were (Myself, Opponent, Length, Size in Kpts)
>
>Orcs, Squats, 3, 3K
>Tyrannids, Space Marines, 14, 6K
>Orcs, Titan Legion, 5, 10K
>Tyrannids, Squats, 9, 5K
>Orcs, Squats+ Imp Guard, 7, 15K
>Orcs, SpaceMarines 4, 5K


These are some long games. Do you use a roughly 8'x4' table with 1-3 "one
foot square" terrain pieces per 2'x2' area?

Do you have any house rules that differ radically from the game as written?

I can imagine Tryranid games going 4 or 5 turns, buit 14?!????

And the others are pretty long too...

In my experince, two and three turn games are the norm with one turn games a
rarity (but by no means impossible).

Agro


>
>Hmmm... must give my Chaos army a run soon.
>
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