Once I finally got my mental gears switched over though I actually ended up putting two different armies together that I played with. Having a large pool of points to spend might not sound like a big deal, but it can make it harder to build good synergies in when you have a larger number of units. I had some trouble initially putting an army together since I hadn’t put together a large build in a couple of months. So game scenarios are usually designed with a certain amount of units in mind, and it also helps to make sure that teams are evenly matched. If you’re not familiar with miniatures war games, every unit has a point cost to it. We used 100 point armies rather than the usual 500. Only four of us could makes it, which is about half as many people as usually show up, but it was enough to have two games running.

I hoped that this forum might be a better place to get an answer.Saturday was my day to meet up with the Indy Golem Arcana group. I did send an email to your licensing department 2 weeks ago but haven't heard anything as yet. So - my main question is will Paizo allow me the use of the card text after 3 months and card images after 6 months or would you prefer some other scheme? When the game starts, the required copyright information is shown on the screen. All of this information was taken from the character sheets made available on this website. The only cards with more detailed text are the locations and story cards, as this is required to perform setup, and the character cards (the game needs to know hand size and favoured card type). The card images are 'proxies' showing just the name of the card. The only images in the game are the iconic character (avatars) from the community pack. I have a basic 'game engine' working for PACG - it performs the scenario setup, creating the location and blessing decks for the players. However scanning and cropping 600 cards is a big job and not many players are willing to put in the effort to do this. If players want to add their own card scans into the game, this is possible (at any resolution and at any time) but these images are only used locally and not shared with anyone else.

card text is made available no sooner than 3 months after releaseįFG also request that a medium image resolution is used (600 pixels high)įFG playtesters often use OCTGN to test new sets knowing that other users cannot see any card text or images for cards that are not yet released. card images are made available no sooner than 6 months after release I have a gentleman's agreement with FFG that I was hoping to clarify with someone at Paizo the best way to make this available to players without infringing copyright or the community use policy. I currently maintain the OCTGN implementation of The Lord of the Rings (LCG) produced by FFG. I have been working on a way to play this great game online with my friends using the OCTGN engine.

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