Hey, y'all,
A few of you have heard me make comments while I was spectating about my designing a board game inspired by Thievery UT. The rough draft is done! As wonderful people who helped get me inspired I present the game as a free gift. You may ignore my web site's warnings when downloading this game. The game's web page is http://www.dvsgames.com/intrigue/ and the direct link to the .pdf file (save it from the alternate-click menu) is http://www.dvsgames.com/store/intrigue.pdf.
Please reserve this topic for discussing the board game. For example, to minimize its resemblance to Thievery I have purposefully not included potions. However, some of you may feel this lack is a sad loss and might discuss ways to incorporate potions into the board game.
Thank you again! Enjoy!
(And Dalai can scold me if he fells I have not given sufficient credit to Thievery.)
Addendum: My web site of board games is not really trying to sell games. Its true purpose is to present the games to potential publishers. Any such publishers will re-create the rules, board, and other playing pieces. Therefore some comments that try to help me won't matter. For example, if wall torches and jewel pedastals were plastic figurines then it would be easy to have flat cardboard things to mark which map spots were lit or dark; the fact my pre-production version requires mental bookkeeping, and if this is peferable, are irrelevant as a publisher will do as it feels best. For that reason I give credit and link to Thievery on my web page but not within the .pdf file.


Thank you again! Enjoy!
(And Dalai can scold me if he fells I have not given sufficient credit to Thievery.)
Addendum: My web site of board games is not really trying to sell games. Its true purpose is to present the games to potential publishers. Any such publishers will re-create the rules, board, and other playing pieces. Therefore some comments that try to help me won't matter. For example, if wall torches and jewel pedastals were plastic figurines then it would be easy to have flat cardboard things to mark which map spots were lit or dark; the fact my pre-production version requires mental bookkeeping, and if this is peferable, are irrelevant as a publisher will do as it feels best. For that reason I give credit and link to Thievery on my web page but not within the .pdf file.
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