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7/2/2025, 2:36:34 AM
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Turn 4 was a doozy. First Stripes finishes off the reaver, it's final singular smash attack causing a catastrophic meltdown. The warmaster dropped Bossman's shields in a single volley, even without shieldbane. Then the warlords engaged.
A reactor overloard cause 4 pips of damage on the warmaster, then Bossmans's outstanding rolls (11 5s and 6s between the two gatling cannons) caused another 5 pips plus 1 critical damage pip. Laserbeak then engaged, causing another 3 pips of critical damage leaving the warmaster on its last leg. The graviton ruinator lined up, ready to give the coup de grace, with 5s to hit and 2s to damage on 2 attacks, only to miss as it had every single time it fired during the game.
A lovely game. My opponent was a veteran of the original Titanicus game, a true gent, and had some great insight. I'm always happy to give intro games this is really one of the best rulesets GW has ever made.
Turn 4 was a doozy. First Stripes finishes off the reaver, it's final singular smash attack causing a catastrophic meltdown. The warmaster dropped Bossman's shields in a single volley, even without shieldbane. Then the warlords engaged.
A reactor overloard cause 4 pips of damage on the warmaster, then Bossmans's outstanding rolls (11 5s and 6s between the two gatling cannons) caused another 5 pips plus 1 critical damage pip. Laserbeak then engaged, causing another 3 pips of critical damage leaving the warmaster on its last leg. The graviton ruinator lined up, ready to give the coup de grace, with 5s to hit and 2s to damage on 2 attacks, only to miss as it had every single time it fired during the game.
A lovely game. My opponent was a veteran of the original Titanicus game, a true gent, and had some great insight. I'm always happy to give intro games this is really one of the best rulesets GW has ever made.
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