Warlords: Three Kingdoms

There is still some knowledge needed database side right now but within a few weeks anyone would be able to run the sim since the tools would do the work. That is the goal at least

I would give you the giantest hug. Like, scary giant.

If you ever do a sengoku one I need to know. It is my favorite historical time period I've ever read about

Luo Jue is able to retreat! (had 109% chance to escape, rolled 26)

Holy damn, that dude is fast. 109% chance to escape!

He had a head-start. As soon as he saw the battle going the other way, he was already halfway out of the province

Yeah lol, thinking of capping it at 90 or 95 or NPCs will never get captured that are good. If I do so, will go back and see if any would miss as a consequence of that, I'll decide before next round of battles

Yeah even dnd has Rolls of 1 and 20.

Have them for tactics so logic is already there, just a question of applying it which I will, should always be a danger of being captured!

The playerbase is extremely diminute. I think it would be wiser to concentrate on a single game for now.

I agree. That's why I wouldn't want to do anything anytime soon. I know we can multitask as players, and Phai wouldn't run two at once (provided the tools are in place), but I wouldn't want it to even get to that point. I think the playerbase is growing (which is something, given the stagnant state of the simming community), so if I were to ever help run a Sengoku version of this game, it would be in the future - not now.

I'd definitely love to at least get something started, so if it got to that point, we could have the framework done and just plug-and-play, but that would be under Phai's direction since it would rely on his tools and system, and I'd prefer it to be affiliated as a Simwarlords game. Two versions of the same game, so to speak. Different settings, concepts, and storyline based on the Sengoku era.

I fully support a sengoku sim my knowledge therr is much greater there than rtk.

I think the sim community wasn't stagnant it was literally dead for years.

Tell your friends invite new people. DnD seems more popular than ever. I pitched this to my friends but they weren't too excited about that premise of this particular one. Samurai and ninjas are an easier sell