Showing posts with label readied action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label readied action. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2011
Fragged! (A Review of Frag)
Many games out there require thoughtfulness, planning ahead, strategizing, plotting, countering, sidestepping, and all sorts of brain-exercising activities.
Let me just start off by saying, Frag is not one of those games.
Billed as "A first-person shooter board game," Frag is fast paced, action oriented, and light on depth. If you could take Halo and make into a board game, you'd probably end up with Frag.
Friday, February 11, 2011
RPGs: The Readied Action
The other day on twitter, I found myself (read: violently broke into) in a conversation about Readied Actions and their appropriate usage, with a few other players of various DnD brands. A particular frustration expressed was when players used a readied action to constantly get a jump on baddies, trying to achieve surprise round after surprise round.
Being that I am somewhat of a blogger on RPG topics, I decide to dig into the readied action a little bit, and share my thoughts with the world, AKA "you guys."
Being that I am somewhat of a blogger on RPG topics, I decide to dig into the readied action a little bit, and share my thoughts with the world, AKA "you guys."
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