The D&D campaign straring a guest DM set in Cadamune, a world crafted by gods, was once a harmonious masterpiece of varied domains, but as centuries passed and divine races were born, discord and cataclysm reshaped its fate, setting the stage for our unfolding story 300 years later. Brought to you by The Game Master's Keep Blades In The Heart Of Hollowatch Cadamune, a world crafted by gods, was once a harmonious masterpiece of varied domains, but as centuries passed and divine races were born, discord and cataclysm reshaped its fate, setting the stage for our unfolding story 300 years later. Season 2 Meet the SF1 section of the Blades, an elite group of operatives personally chosen by Captain Kreck, a no-nonsense commander who rose through the ranks from humble beginnings. Known for his unwavering honour and justice, Captain Kreck commands the utmost respect from all who know him. Inside the Blades' headquarters, SF1 assembles for their morning briefing. The ragtag team forms a semblance of a lineup: some stand with military discipline, eagerly awaiting their orders, while others lounge with their legs dangling off the stage or gaze at the clouds, naming animals they see. A large bell rings in the distance, signalling the top of the hour. One Blade, perched on the stage, leaps off and swiftly joins the lineup. As the final bell chimes, the door to the side of the stage bursts open with a forceful slam, a trademark of the always punctual Captain Kreck. He strides purposefully, his uniform immaculate, walking in a perfectly straight line before making a sharp turn to the podium. With a final four steps, he reaches the podium and clicks his heels together, the sound echoing through the hall. Captain Kreck surveys SF1, draws a deep breath, and begins his briefing. "Good morning, SF1. I see you're as tidy as usual. I’ve heard some rumours that you weren’t playing nice with the regulars this weekend." A few Blades grin, but Captain Kreck's stern gaze quickly quells their amusement. "Since this information can't be proven, we’ll let it lie. Your orders are to patrol the dockside this week, focusing on the cargo and fishing areas. Intelligence suggests that a group of importers has been bribed to smuggle items with false import stamps. Find out what’s being imported, identify who’s behind it, and report back to me." He turns to the sergeant. "Sergeant, keep them in check this week. No incidents, understood? Dismissed." The sergeant, understanding the gravity of the task, leads the squad out of the headquarters towards the harbour. Gameplay The Blades made their way to the shipyard and docks, intending to speak with the harbour master, a well-dressed halfling known for his exceptionally long top hat. Approaching his office, they noticed him on the quayside, conversing with a group of rough-looking men. The harbour master appeared nervous. To avoid startling them, the Blades deployed their rogue to stealthily eavesdrop on the conversation. Despite a successful acrobatic leap onto the roof, a low stealth roll prevented the rogue from hearing the entire discussion. They did catch the ending: "The shipments are due soon. The last boat you recommended failed us. They've been dealt with and will arrive soon. Strange things happen at sea, especially on the journey here. Do not fail us again." After the men left, the Blades approached the harbour master, who denied any knowledge of illicit activities and sent a runner to fetch the import/export manifesto. When the runner returned, he whispered something that visibly frightened the harbour master. Trying to cover his fear, the harbour master handed over the large book and attempted to leave. Sensing his unease, the Blades conducted an insight check and, with a high roll, discerned that he was scared and lying to them. Meanwhile, a commotion was growing at the far jetty as an unusual number of people gathered. The Blades joined the crowd and noticed that a ship was docking without following standard customs procedures. As the ship drew closer, they realised the sail was not canvas but the sewn-together skin of the crew, designed to appear like a sail from a distance. The ship was secured, and a goliath Blade tried to pull it to the jetty but instead tore a piece of the jetty towards the ship. Investigating the ship, the Blades found standard cargo on the top deck, but in one box, they discovered a young child stuffed inside. The child revealed that his mother, a crew member, hid him there before another ship boarded them. A high perception roll confirmed the boy's story. Upon seeing his parents' remains used as the sail, the child became too distressed to answer further questions. Searching the upper deck, the Blades found a skeleton key and the captain's log hidden in the steering wheel. They proceeded to the captain's quarters, finding only sawdust. Below, they discovered the deceased crew propped up around the captain’s table. The captain's last note read, "Thy shall not cross the port, for pain and suffering is the punishment." Counting the crew, they noted that five were unaccounted for, including the boy. Descending to the second-lowest deck, the Blades encountered a magical darkness concealing several bullywugs. The druid transformed into a bullywug and attempted to communicate, managing to convince two of the four and a grotesque animal to leave. The ensuing battle was swift, with the Blades emerging victorious. Season 3 The Blades found themselves back on the ship where they had left off. With the bullywugs defeated, they continued their search, heading to the lowest deck. This deck was split in two: the bow contained storage for more expensive and water-sensitive goods, while the stern housed accommodation, which was locked. Remembering the skeleton key, they opened the door and discovered a group of well-armed people taking cover in the galley. Initially confused and almost coming to blows, both groups soon realised that the Blades were law enforcement from Hollowatch, and the armed individuals were survivors. The Blades questioned the survivors, who explained that they were not crew members but passengers en route to Hollowatch to visit family. They had been left tied up and locked in the accommodation when the masked assailants ran out of time. The survivors eventually freed themselves but couldn't escape due to the reinforced door. An insight check confirmed their story, except for their reason for visiting. Subsequent low rolls on insight checks made further interrogation futile, so the Blades abandoned it. The Blades ordered the survivors to stay with them. Meanwhile, reinforcements from Blades HQ arrived, having seen the ship come in and dispatched a team to investigate. It was decided to bring the survivors back to HQ, but the boy who had been found earlier was missing. SF1 left another team of Blades on the ship and started back to HQ. On their way, they noticed a ship being loaded with unusual-looking boxes by people who clearly did not work for the harbour. When the Blades approached to ask what was happening, they were instantly attacked. Four attackers were on the jetty, and more seemed to be on the ship. Instead of fighting, most of the attackers threw the boxes into the sea, prioritising this over preserving their own lives. Only after the boxes were in the water did they fight back. Meanwhile, the people on the ship began freeing it from the jetty ropes to make a quick escape. Some of the Blades used their abilities to save the boxes from the water, hoping to preserve evidence. One Blade attempted to break open a box with a great axe but found it well-made and resistant to damage. A few Blades fought their way onto the ship and reached the control deck, only to find it empty. The ship was being remotely controlled by magic. Despite efforts to change its direction, the ship sailed 100 metres before stopping abruptly, with all magic ceasing. Had this been a diversion, or had the Blades successfully stopped the ship? The answer remained unclear. Session 4 The Blades were perplexed by the sudden stoppage of the ship. With all foes either dead or escaped, they began searching for evidence or clues about what had happened. Suddenly, a massive explosion rocked the ship and jetty, as all the boxes detonated in a fiery inferno. The blast threw the Blades and survivors to the ground, leaving some severely injured and one unconscious. Reacting quickly, the Blades on the jetty decided it was best to bring the small ship back into the harbour to reunite the team. One of the survivors swam out and tied a rope to the ship, allowing the stronger members on the jetty to pull it back in. There was some confusion from a Blade with a -5 intelligence modifier, who didn’t understand that everyone needed to pull the same rope. Fortunately, a death saving throw for the unconscious survivor was successful. Once reunited, a commander from another section of the Blades arrived with more reinforcements and clerics. He informed SF1 that the city was under attack and they needed to return to base to regroup. The clerics fully healed the Blades, and they set off towards HQ. The path ahead was chaotic, filled with people running for their lives, helping others, pillaging, rioting, and some causing havoc—likely the attackers. Several conflicts erupted on the way back, with attack dogs used by the enemy to injure the Blades. The Blades employed a fire elemental to create fire barriers for protection. After leaving a trail of bodies behind them, they finally arrived back at HQ, a little battered but all alive.

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The Monthly story of greg bluecap. A story that follows the adventure of a gnome guided by a cryptic journal, ventures into an enchanted forest teeming with mysterytTo uncover the secrets of the Starheart Amulet intertwines with a mission to protect newfound companionship in a realm brimming with perilous wonders. The Dice Roll Dispatch Monthly newsletter by The Game Master's Keep Upcoming events, News, deals, Stories and more. Greg Bluecap - 4 minute read. In the heart of Glimmerwood, within his parents' cosy gnome home, Greg Bluecap embarked on renovations. While tearing down a false wall near the grand fireplace in the living room—a place of cherished memories—he stumbled upon a hidden safe. As dust settled, he gazed at it, a vague memory stirring within him. Chapter 1: "Breaking down walls" The safe had the initials LB and NB embedded in gold. With his parents in mind, he turned the dial and entered his birthdate—a combination of numbers his mum always said were her favorite. But the lock remained stubbornly shut. Frustration crept in as he racked his brain for another clue. Then, like a long-forgotten whisper, a memory resurfaced. He remembered a playful game he used to play with his parents, a game that involved taking them to various addresses on Christmas Eve. His heart raced as he considered trying the combinations of the addresses they had visited. He dialed in the numbers. A smile crept on to his face with loving memories of his Nanna, Jenny Bluecap or Cappy as he lovingly called her. CLICK! The lock finally surrendered to the combination, The safe creaked open. Inside, Greg discovered a trove of personal treasures—amungst bundles of handwritten papers and some childhood toys, was a light blue leather booklet embedded with the names ‘Landon & Nyla Bluecap’, tied closed with some red ribbon. Blue from his dad and red from his mum. He opened it to find that the journal was a trove of cryptic writings, sketches of fantastical creatures and old maps. But one thing stood out. Capturing his attention like a siren's call. The recurring mention of a name he knew well. The Starheart Amulet. The very name sent shivers down his spine. Legends whispered that the amulet held unimaginable power, tied to the heart of the enchanted forest itself. It was also rumored to be the cause of his parents' mysterious disappearance when he was just a child. As he delved deeper into the journal's pages, an excitement coursed through him. Each entry hinted at a secret path through the forest, marked by cryptic symbols and clues that only someone deeply attuned to the ways of Glimmerwood could decipher. Greg's heart raced as he realised that this journal might hold the key to unraveling the mystery that had cast a long shadow over his life. It was a chance to reconnect with the parents he barely knew and perhaps even to discover the fate that had befallen them. Without hesitation, Greg began to pack the needed equipment and resources into his trusted bag, one that had already been on many adventures with him. He was prepared to embark on a journey that would take him deep into the heart of Glimmerwood. To venture into the unknown, guided by the fading ink from history, the cryptic maps that hinted to unveil long lost secrets. Do you want to be the first to read the next chapter of the story? Subscribe to Our Newsletter Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting! - 4 minute read. Guided by the cryptic journal, Greg ventured deeper into the enchanted forest, following the clues described within his parents Journal. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows beneath the towering trees, he sought refuge in a secluded grove adorned with bioluminescent mushrooms and rare herbs. The grove provides shelter and a defensible position, making it an ideal place to rest. With his trusty sword and crossbow within arm's reach, Greg lay down to sleep, ready for any nocturnal threats. The forest was alive with the sounds of the wild, a reminder of its untamed nature. Chapter 2: "Chance Encounter" Suddenly, the unmistakable sounds of animals drew nearer. Greg's senses went on high alert, and he prepared himself for a potential attack from hungry creatures. Yet, oddly, the sounds gradually receded, leaving him unscathed. He breathed a sigh of relief, convinced he would spend the night undisturbed. But just as he began to relax, a cacophony of animal noises broke out. Amidst the discord, a child's cry pierced the night, and a flash of light illuminated the darkness. Puzzled, Greg couldn't fathom why a child would be out in the heart of the enchanted forest at this hour. Curiosity lured him from his shelter, and he followed the commotion, eventually stumbling upon a shocking scene. A pack of wolves circled a large tree, snapping at the base of it as if trying to reach something inside. Heart pounding, Greg observed from a concealed position behind a rock. He couldn't bring himself to harm the wolves, especially with their younglings present. Thinking quickly, Greg reached into his bag of holding and produced a peculiar horn-shaped contraption. He raised it to his lips and released a blood-curdling sound—the very call of the Block, the wolves' only true predator in this forest. The pack grew frenzied, half-afraid of the Block's potential arrival, yet unsure of its direction. Greg started to move positions each time he would unleash the horns cry of the Block. He did this again and again until the wolves were in a state of utter chaos. At last, he loaded an arrow into his crossbow, aimed at a cluster of rocks between him and the pack, and released. The arrow erupted in a silent burst of blue light, shattering the rocks and showering the wolves. Panic-stricken, they fled into the forest, leaving Greg with an eerie quiet. Cautiously, Greg approached the tree, realising the "child" was, in fact, a small four-legged creature trapped within. No coaxing could lure it out. Greg attempted food and drink, but it remained unmoved. He made a resolute decision that he could not leave the creature alone. He arranged some rocks and set up a fortified camp outside the tree, ready to repel the wolves with the horn of mimicry or more lethal tactics if needed. While also being ready to defend himself against the creature in the tree if it turns out to be hostile. As the night brightened and the morning light began to filter through the trees, Greg gathered wood and lit a fire to ward off the chill. Suddenly, like a bolt of lightning, the trapped creature emerged from the tree and jumped into the fire, sending hot embers flying. Acting swiftly, Greg stomped out the embers and peered into the flames, where he discovered a miniature dragon, its scales as black as night. As the dragon basked in the warmth, its scales shifted from a wary black to a reassuring shade of yellow. Greg sat on a rock, observing the creature, its tiny wings unfurled, and its eyes locked on Greg. The fire slowly waned, and the dragon began to venture away from Greg. It spread its wings and attempted to fly, only to crash to the ground. Greg, standing atop a log, watched in silence as he realised the dragon was missing a wing, likely lost in its battle with the wolves. As the dragon continued to struggle to take flight, Greg added more logs to the fire, producing a high flame. He whistled and pointed to the fire, attempting to coax the dragon back to its warm haven. Reluctantly, the miniature dragon returned to the flames, realising that life had taken a dire turn. As they both listened to the distant howling of the wolves, it became evident that the tiny dragon's fate had intertwined with Greg's. Prone to attack and vulnerable, the forest had become an even more dangerous place for the dragon. What would become of this miniature dragon, and how would Greg handle this unexpected companion in his quest for the Starheart Amulet? With the wolves lurking in the shadows, a new chapter in their journey had begun. Chapter 3 “A Friendship Formed In Fire" - 7 minute read. As Greg perched on a log beside the hollow tree and the dragon absorbed the dwindling warmth of the fire's embers, they maintained a stillness, locking eyes as a myriad of unanswered questions swirled in their minds. Greg's journey had been fraught with problems even before departing his home, and now, it seemed, the situation had only worsened. Amidst the uncertainty of what lay ahead, they remained motionless until the pangs of hunger began to gnaw at them. With the fire's last embers fading, Greg rose to his feet, commencing the task of packing his belongings, poised to resume his journey. The dragon observed Greg's movements, attempting to peer around him as he packed his bag. Greg, catching glimpses of the dragon's gaze through the reflection in his impeccably polished sword, would frequently glance back. However, each time the dragon caught him looking, it would avert its eyes, feigning disinterest. As Greg perched on a log beside the hollow tree and the dragon absorbed the dwindling warmth of the fire's embers, they maintained a stillness, locking eyes as a myriad of unanswered questions swirled in their minds. Greg's journey had been fraught with problems even before departing his home, and now, it seemed, the situation had only worsened. Amidst the uncertainty of what lay ahead, they remained motionless until the pangs of hunger began to gnaw at them. With the fire's last embers fading, Greg rose to his feet, commencing the task of packing his belongings, poised to resume his journey. The dragon observed Greg's movements, attempting to peer around him as he packed his bag. Greg, catching glimpses of the dragon's gaze through the reflection in his impeccably polished sword, would frequently glance back. However, each time the dragon caught him looking, it would avert its eyes, feigning disinterest. Once Greg had finished packing, he swung his bag over his shoulder, grasped his sword, and set off. After a few steps, he turned back and addressed the dragon, "Well, are you coming?" The words lingered in the air as the dragon remained motionless. After a few moments, Greg resumed his journey, scanning his surroundings upon hearing a noise, only to discover that the dragon had vanished, leaving no tracks behind. Unsure if the dragon would choose to accompany him, Greg pressed on, leaving the decision in the dragon's hands. Continuing his trek, Greg arrived at a narrow, unfamiliar path, absent from his journal. Aware of his need to head north toward the glowing river, he opted to follow this track, presuming it would facilitate quicker movement in his intended direction. Traversing the seemingly well-trodden path, he was interrupted by the approach of a cart from behind. Swiftly diving into the foliage at the side, he concealed himself, recognizing that most traversing this forest harboured intentions beyond admiring the picturesque trees. As the cart drew near, Greg observed its horseless movement. Rain seemed to hover in the air, an illusion mimicking the presence of horses' reins. Intrigued, Greg scrutinised further, detecting a faint glimmer of arcane magic as the cart passed beneath a tree's shadow. As it traversed past him, Greg glimpsed the cart's rear, laden with rare animal skins and items—poachers' plunder. Greg was filled with a mix of anger and distress. Since childhood, Greg had cherished animals and was incapable of causing them harm. At the age of ten, while attempting to rescue an injured creature, he found himself stuck halfway down a cliff. It took almost a day before the village search party discovered him. His injuries confined him indoors for nearly a year. Despite the hardships, he cherished this time, relishing his solitude with his parents. His mother taught him about plants, while his father devised puzzles that Greg enjoyed solving. Greg continued his journey, encountering another horseless cart shortly after. It was propelled by the same arcane force, carrying similar animal parts in the rear, this time with a captive tied down. Greg, once again, chose to take no action. Poaching remained an ongoing issue in the enchanted forest. He resolved to inform his village upon reaching a settlement, enabling them to address it with their Sky Ship and local law enforcement. Deciding that hiding would negate any potential advantage in speed due to the cart's well-used trail, Greg resumed his journey through the forest. However, his progress was abruptly halted by a sudden thud. In a flurry of mechanical sparks and magic, Greg found himself ensnared, incapable of moving a single muscle. Despite attempting his limited knowledge of magic to free himself, his efforts proved futile. Trapped in one of the poachers' devices, he remained stuck for some time while the trap projected a light in the sky, signalling his discovery by the poachers. Emerging from the forest, a small group of goblins trailed by larger animals, the Poachers, revealed themselves. Their appearance was almost human in their crude guise, marked with the symbol of the Darklights—a notorious group known for brutality. Originating from Port Lintel, a smog-laden port town serving as a bustling hub of trade and industry, it cast a menacing silhouette against the forest's bioluminescence. A younger goblin dashed toward Greg, eager for the kill and boasting rights, as if Greg were to be his inaugural conquest. Greg tensed his muscles, bracing for the impending strike. Suddenly, another burst of bright sparks and magic ensued, ensnaring the goblin. The remainder of the pack erupted in laughter at the sight of the young goblin caught in the magical trap. Amidst the mockery, one of the men chuckled, "It's always amusing the first time they encounter it." An older, burly man approached Greg, pulling out an item from his bag—a glowing blue rod, possibly a key. As the man drew closer, Greg caught the mumbles of an incantation, feeling the weakening of the restraining field. He slowly manoeuvred his head, glimpsing other goblins poised for the kill. Aware he had only one opportunity to retrieve his weapons and attempt an escape. With the field collapsing, the goblins charged, nearly injuring the frozen young goblin in their frenzy. Greg swiftly evaded the immediate danger, deflecting one goblin's attack and using his position to trip another, briefly stalling the onslaught. Employing an item from his bag, a bang and a puff of smoke filled the area. He reached for his crossbow, tensing the rope to release a pre-loaded arrow into the cloud of smoke. A flash of blue light revealed the enemy's silhouettes, enabling Greg to strike one target, causing it to scream in pain before he dashed into the densest part of the forest, facing a group of goblins unaccompanied by a leader. Engaging in combat, Greg's 2nd arrow impacted, causing a large explosion that hurled goblins from the clearing. He clashed with a goblin who deftly deflected his attack, yet Greg's skill allowed him to wound another behind, rendering it motionless. However, the adversaries, more determined than before, closed in. Greg realised the party behind him had caught up, leaving no escape from any direction. Despite exploiting the uncoordinated attacks, he found himself falling amidst the goblins, losing his advantage. Surveying for the poachers' intervention, he noticed their absence from the clearing, possibly awaiting the outcome, relishing the spectacle. In a desperate moment, the young goblin, previously frozen, lunged at Greg with a vicious intent. Preparing for the end, Greg shut his eyes, contemplating the unfinished journal. Abruptly, a blinding light, intense heat, and screeches filled the air. Upon reopening his eyes, the once-green clearing now lay blackened and smoking. The goblins fled, the youngling charred black on one side, now a bizarre half-black, half-green creature. Realising their mistake was his salvation, Greg rose to his feet, halting as he encountered the piercing gaze of a young red dragon. Feeling the residual heat from its breath, he staggered to his feet, realising why the goblins had fled. Intent on following suit, he observed the dragon's weird state—a yellow-tipped tail and a single wing. The dragon had returned to rescue Greg. In the background the poachers' voices urging for Greg's demise 'KILL HIM' they shouted. The dragon, its head now blackened, spewed a small burst of fire, barely reaching the goblins but enough to deter them. Greg, acknowledging their inability to fight, suggested fleeing. On hearing this the dragon seemed to transform, almost taking the form of a snake with legs, sprinting towards the forest's edge, prompting Greg to follow. They ran, evading the poachers until they believed they had outmanoeuvred them, but continued their journey until nightfall. They found a good location and Greg began to settle onto the ground, extracting some food from his bag and breaking it in half before tossing a portion to the dragon, which swiftly devours it. Finding a spot that appears secure and defensible, Greg turns to the dragon and advises, "Get some sleep, you'll need it." He proceeds to dig a pit, filling it with sticks, then retrieves his flint to ignite the fire. The dragon contributes by breathing a flame, igniting the tinder. As the fire crackles to life, they draw near for warmth, the dragon's tail cautiously dip's in to the fire absorbing the heat, gradually shifting the dragons hue back to yellow. Observing the dragon slumber and undergo a chromatic transformation, Greg expresses gratitude, murmuring, "Thanks." The dragon momentarily opens an eye, glancing at Greg before shutting it once more. Greg leans against a tree, crossbow primed, sword in hand, pulling down his blue cap and maintaining a vigilant stance, drifting in and out of sleep but remaining ever alert. The gentle glow from his cap intensifies slightly. The faint blue radiance from his hat, blending with the fiery glow on the leaves, bathes the area as the two find respite. A burgeoning bond between them forms, as they prepare to embark on tomorrow's adventures, now just a brief slumber away, both drifting into a well-deserved rest. The Dice Roll Dispatch Monthly newsletter by The Game Master's Keep Upcoming events, News, deals, Stories and more. Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

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X-Wing Miniatures Game is an exciting tabletop gaming experience that puts players in the cockpit of iconic starfighters from the Star Wars universe this strategic game allows players to engage in thrilling space battles, recreating intense dogfights. With meticulously detailed pre-painted miniatures and a customizable squadron-building system, players can create their own fleets and test their tactical skills in dynamic scenarios. Throughout the game, players strategize, maneuver, and engage in dynamic battles while considering ship abilities, upgrades, and positioning. The sequence of phases repeats until a victor emerges, creating an engaging and immersive tabletop experience in the Star Wars universe. To visit the X-Wing website and read the instructions click here Playing the X-Wing Miniatures Game involves several steps that take you through the exciting process of commanding starfighters in thrilling space battles. Here's a concise overview of the gameplay steps: 1. Set Up: Choose your factions: Decide whether you'll command Rebel Alliance, Galactic Empire, Scum and Villainy, or other factions. Build your squad: Construct a squadron by selecting ships, pilots, upgrades, and assigning points based on the format you're playing. 2. Initial Placement: Place obstacles: Set up obstacles (asteroids or debris) on the play area according to the rules. Place ships: Place your ships within a designated area of the play area, adhering to deployment rules. 3. Activation Phase: Determine initiative: Players roll dice or use predefined values to establish who has initiative for the round. Reveal dial: Simultaneously reveal the maneuver dials for all ships, indicating their planned movements for the round. Execute maneuvers: Move ships in ascending initiative order, using movement templates to determine their paths. 4. Action Phase: Perform actions: In descending initiative order, each ship can perform actions listed on its ship card, such as focusing, target locking, or boosting. 5. Attack Phase: Declare targets: Starting with the ship with initiative, players choose targets and declare attacks. Roll attack dice: Roll a number of attack dice based on the ship's primary weapon value and any modifiers. Modify dice results: Spend focus tokens, use pilot abilities, or upgrades to modify dice results. Defend: The defending player rolls defense dice based on their ship's agility and any modifiers. Modify defense results: Spend evade tokens or use pilot abilities to modify defense dice results. Compare results: Compare attack dice results to defense dice results to determine hits, critical hits, and evades. Apply damage: Apply hits and critical hits to the defender's hull, drawing damage cards for critical hits. 6. End Phase: Check pilot stress: Remove stress tokens from stressed ships. Remove expired tokens: Clear any tokens that expire at the end of the round. Check conditions: Resolve any end-of-round conditions or effects. 7. Next Round: Repeat steps: The game proceeds to the next round, starting with the activation phase. 8. Winning the Game: The game continues for a predetermined number of rounds or until one player's ships are all destroyed. The player with surviving ships or the most points wins, based on the format being played.

Disscovert about the different types of Magic the gathering card types and what they are used for. Magic: The Gathering features a multitude of card sets, each offering a unique experience, gameplay mechanics, and captivating lore. Here are descriptions of some notable sets: Card Types Common card types Youtube - Magic page Youtube - How to play Amazon starter kit MTG Main Page list of terms, sections, and words related to Magic: The Gathering Card Types: Gameplay Terms: Abilities: Actions: Mana and Land: Targeting: Special Actions: Mechanics: Miscellaneous: Card Types: Creature: Represents beings like creatures, beasts, and monsters. They can attack opponents and defend against attacks. Land: Lands provide the mana needed to cast spells. They are the foundation of your magical power, enabling you to play other cards. Each land type can produce a specific type of mana, essential for casting spells. Sorcery and Instant: Spells with immediate effects. Sorceries can only be cast during your main phase, while instants can be cast at any time, even in response to other spells or abilities. Artifact and Enchantment: Cards that stay in play and provide ongoing effects. Artifacts are magical objects with various abilities, while enchantments attach to other permanents and grant them additional abilities. Planeswalker: Represents powerful characters who aid you in battle. They have unique abilities that can influence the game in various ways. Gameplay Terms: Enters the Battlefield: Describes when a permanent comes into play from your hand, library, or other zones. Tap/Tapped: When a permanent is turned sideways to indicate that it has been used, often to show that it has attacked, tapped for mana, or activated ability. Destroy: Removes a permanent from the battlefield, typically sending it to the graveyard. Sacrifice: To destroy a permanent as part of a cost or effect. It usually involves sending it to the graveyard. Exile: Removes a card from the game entirely, often as a result of certain spells or abilities. Library: Your deck of cards from which you draw during the game. Graveyard: The zone where cards go after they're destroyed, sacrificed, or otherwise leave the battlefield. Hand: The set of cards you hold and can play from during your turn. Control: Refers to which player owns or is currently in charge of a permanent or spell. Abilities: Flash: Allows you to cast a spell at any time you could cast an instant, often catching opponents by surprise. Haste: Creatures with haste can attack and use abilities immediately, without waiting for a turn. Menace: Creatures with menace can't be blocked except by two or more creatures. Hexproof: Creatures or players with hexproof can't be the targets of spells or abilities opponents control. Indestructible: Permanents with indestructible can't be destroyed by damage or effects that say "destroy." Lifelink: Creatures with lifelink cause their controller to gain life equal to the damage dealt by the creature. Trample: Creatures with trample can assign excess combat damage to the defending player or planeswalker if they block. Vigilance: Creatures with vigilance don't tap when they attack, allowing them to block on the same turn they attack. Double Strike: Creatures with double strikes deal combat damage twice: first during the first-strike combat damage step, then during the regular combat damage step. Deathtouch: Creatures with Deathtouch destroy any creature they deal damage to, regardless of how much damage is dealt. Actions: Create: Used when a spell or ability puts tokens onto the battlefield. Destroy: Removes a permanent from the battlefield, typically sending it to the graveyard. Sacrifice: To destroy a permanent as part of a cost or effect. It usually involves sending it to the graveyard. Exile: Removes a card from the game entirely, often as a result of certain spells or abilities. Draw: Take the top card from your library and add it to your hand. Mana and Land: Mana: The resource used to cast spells and activate abilities. It comes in five colors: white, blue, black, red, and green. Land: Cards that produce mana when tapped. They are crucial for casting spells and activating abilities. Targeting: Target Creature: Spells or abilities with this designation affect the creature chosen as the target. Enchanted Creature: When a permanent is attached to a creature, granting it additional abilities or effects. Special Actions: Attach: Connecting an aura or equipment to a permanent. Equip: Attaching an equipment card to a creature you control. Mechanics: Scry: Looking at the top cards of your library and rearranging them. Mill: Putting cards from a player's library into their graveyard. Goaded: Forcing a creature to attack a player other than you during its controller's next combat if able. Cycling: Discarding a card with cycling and drawing a new card from your library. Miscellaneous: Stack: The zone where spells and abilities wait to resolve, operating on a last-in, first-out basis. Activate only: Abilities that can only be activated at certain times, as specified by the card text. As sorcery: Describes abilities that can only be activated during a player's main phase and when the stack is empty. Ward: A keyword ability that protects a permanent from being targeted by certain spells or abilities unless their controller pays an additional cost. Counter: To prevent a spell or ability from resolving or to remove counters from a permanent. Token: A physical or digital representation of a creature, often Card Symbols Mana Symbols: These symbols represent the different colours of mana in Magic: The Gathering. Each colour is associated with specific themes, strengths, and weaknesses. White Mana: Represented by a circle with a white border. It symbolizes righteousness, order, and protection. Blue Mana: Represented by a circle with a blue border. It symbolizes knowledge, manipulation, and control. Black Mana: Represented by a circle with a black border. It symbolizes ambition, power, and death. Red Mana: Represented by a circle with a red border. It symbolizes passion, chaos, and destruction. Green Mana: Represented by a circle with a green border. It symbolizes growth, nature, and strength. Colorless Mana: Represented by a diamond shape. It can be paid with mana of any color or with specific colorless mana sources. Tap Symbol: Represented by an arrow pointing to the right. It indicates that a permanent, such as a land or creature, has been tapped (turned sideways) to activate its abilities or as part of a cost. Untap Symbol: Represented by an arrow pointing to the left. It indicates that a permanent is being untapped, allowing it to be used again. X Symbol: Represented by a large "X." It represents variable mana costs or power/toughness values. The value of X is determined by the player casting the spell or activating the ability. +1/+1 Counters: Represented by a "+1/+1" symbol. It indicates an increase in power and toughness for a creature. Multiple +1/+1 counters can be placed on a creature to further enhance its abilities. -1/-1 Counters: Represented by a "-1/-1" symbol. It indicates a decrease in power and toughness for a creature. Multiple -1/-1 counters can weaken a creature or eventually destroy it if its toughness reaches 0 or below. Loyalty Symbols: Found on planeswalker cards, loyalty symbols represent the number of loyalty counters a planeswalker enters the battlefield with. Abilities of the planeswalker may add or remove loyalty counters. Tribal Symbols: Represented by various icons denoting creature types, such as human, elf, goblin, etc. Tribal symbols indicate the creature type for cards with tribal synergies or effects. Understanding these symbols is crucial for playing Magic: The Gathering effectively, as they provide essential information for casting spells, activating abilities, and resolving card effects.

Game Dice information and uses brought to you by The Game Master's Keep. Have Fun, play amazing games, let your imagination free and meet like minded people. D& D Dice types In Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition (5e), a variety of dice are used to determine outcomes and resolve actions. The standard set includes seven polyhedral dice: the d4 (four-sided), d6 (six-sided), d8 (eight-sided), d10 (ten-sided), percentile d10 (for percentile rolls), d12 (twelve-sided), and d20 (twenty-sided). Each die represents a different range of numbers, allowing for a dynamic range of possibilities during gameplay. The iconic d20 is often considered the most critical, determining the success or failure of crucial actions, making it a symbol of anticipation and suspense in the world of D& D. 20 sided dice - d20 In Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), the d20 (twenty-sided) dice holds significant importance and is one of the most rolled dice. It is primarily used to determine the success or failure of crucial actions. When a player attempts an action, such as attacking an enemy or performing a skill check, they roll a d20. the result of which is then added to relevant modifiers. If the total equals or exceeds the required target number (set by the Dungeon Master or by the enemies Armour Class AC, the action succeeds. A roll of a natural 20 on the d20, also known as a "Nat 20," represents an exceptional success. It often results in a critical hit, inflicting maximum damage, double the hit damage, triggering special bonuses or another home brew rule, providing an exciting moment for players. On the flip side, a natural 1 (Nat 1) indicates a critical failure, resulting in the worst possible outcome or an unforeseen mishap. These high-stakes rolls of the d20 dice add a thrilling element of chance and suspense to the game, making every success or failure memorable and unpredictable in the world of D&D. 12 Sided Dice - d12 In Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), the d12 (twelve-sided) dice is primarily used for determining damage inflicted by certain weapons, such as greataxes or greatswords, or for specific class features and abilities. When a player successfully hits an enemy with a weapon that utilizes a d12 for damage, they roll the d12 and add relevant modifiers, such as strength or magical bonuses. The resulting number represents the amount of damage dealt to the target. The d12's larger range of numbers compared to other dice in the standard set adds an element of variability and potential for higher damage output. It can make certain weapons or abilities wielded by characters feel more powerful and impactful in combat. The choice of using a d12 in D&D can affect gameplay by offering a different playstyle or flavor to characters who specialize in such weapons or abilities. It allows for a diversity of strategies and enhances the overall dynamic nature of combat encounters within the game. 10 sided dice - d10 In Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), the d10 (ten-sided) dice serves multiple purposes. It is commonly used for determining damage inflicted by certain weapons, magical spells, or abilities that employ a d10 damage dice.Additionally, the d10 is also used to generate random percentile rolls. This is done by rolling two d10 dice, one representing the tens digit and the other the ones digit. The resulting number (from 1 to 100), One die represents the tens digit, ranging from 00 to 90 (with increments of 10), while the other die represents the ones digit, ranging from 0 to 9. To calculate the percentile result, the tens digit die is rolled first, followed by the ones digit die. For example, if the tens digit roll is 6 and the ones digit roll is 3, the result would be 63. A roll of 00 on both dice is interpreted as 100. This determines the outcome of percentile-based checks, such as determining the success chance of a thief's pickpocket attempt or the likelihood of a rare event occurring. (a d100 is available for percentile rolls if required) Whether calculating damage or handling percentile-based checks, the d10 enriches D&D game play by introducing probabilities and creating a sense of suspense and unpredictability. It adds strategic depth and further immersion into the world of adventure and exploration. 8 sided dice - d8 In Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), the d8 (eight-sided) dice plays a crucial role in determining damage inflicted by specific weapons, spells, or class abilities that utilize a d8 for damage rolls. When a player successfully hits an enemy with an attack that employs a d8, they roll the dice and add relevant modifiers, such as strength or magical bonuses. The resulting number represents the amount of damage dealt to the target. The choice of using a d8 in D&D impacts the game by creating variability in damage potential, influencing the effectiveness of certain weapons, spells, or abilities. It adds an element of strategy and decision-making, as players weigh the pros and cons of different attack options based on the d8 damage dice. Overall, the d8 contributes to the dynamic nature of combat in D&D, allowing for a mix of impactful strikes and calculated damage-dealing capabilities among characters. 6 Sided Dice - d6 In Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), the d6 (six-sided) dice serves a variety of purposes and has a significant impact on gameplay. It is commonly used for determining damage inflicted by numerous weapons, spells, and abilities, especially those with a simpler or less devastating effect. When a player successfully hits an enemy using a weapon or ability that employs a d6 for damage, they roll the dice and add relevant modifiers, such as strength or magical bonuses. The resulting number represents the amount of damage dealt to the target. Additionally, the d6 is frequently used for determining the outcome of skill checks, saving throws, or other non-combat situations that require a random element. These rolls affect the success or failure of various actions, creating opportunities for character development, problem-solving, and storytelling. The use of the d6 in D&D helps to balance combat encounters, allows for scaling damage potential as characters progress, and introduces chance into non-combat scenarios. It plays a fundamental role in shaping the game's mechanics and contributing to the overall excitement and suspense of D&D adventures. 4 Sided Dice - d4 The d4 (four-sided) dice is primarily used to determine damage inflicted by smaller weapons or abilities, such as daggers or certain spells. When a player successfully hits an enemy with an attack that employs a d4 for damage, they roll the dice and add relevant modifiers, such as strength or magical bonuses. The resulting number represents the amount of damage dealt to the target. The d4's limited range of numbers (1 to 4) typically results in lower damage output compared to larger dice. It represents less devastating attacks or less powerful abilities within the game. Additionally, the d4 is occasionally used for determining random outcomes, such as the duration of certain effects or the number of charges remaining in magical items. It contributes to the overall unpredictability and chance-based elements in the game. While the d4 may not deliver the highest damage potential, it adds diversity to the game's mechanics, representing lighter attacks, less imposing weapons, or effects with a lesser impact. It creates tactical choices, strategic considerations, and contributes to the overall balance and realism of combat encounters in D&D. Non-standard dice Non-standard dice, such as the d2 (two-sided), d3 (three-sided), or even higher-sided dice (d100 or d1000), can be utilized in unique situations where specific mechanics or abilities require them. These dice allow for more specialised or tailored gameplay experiences, providing a wider range of possible outcomes. Coin flips are commonly used in D&D to resolve binary choices or outcomes. By assigning heads and tails to different options, players can make decisions, determine random events, or simulate chance-based scenarios using a simple coin flip. Additionally, D&D encourages home brew rules, allowing players and Dungeon Masters to introduce custom mechanics, including the use of non-standard dice or unconventional methods for resolving actions. This flexibility enables players to tailor their gaming experience, incorporating unique elements that align with their preferences and storytelling goals. The incorporation of non-standard dice or coin flips, along with home brew rules, provides opportunities for creativity, customization, and innovation within the D&D community. These variations allow players to further personalize their games, enhancing immersion and adding a touch of individuality to their adventures.

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