Hi my friend, thank you for you insight. answer to b) attacker does burst damage and then apply all attack increases added to the original burst value, (all/most cards ADD to to original burst value) then the defender can mitigate any damage. The final total is then subtracted from the aircrafts airframe. I keep track of the airframe damage with a d20 or on paper.
I didn't post the solo rules and after the warm response from 3 playtesters at SDHistCon, i am focusing on finishing the game in 2024.
Thanks for dropping by the stream, i didn't recognize the name. =) If you haven't yet, here is a link to our discord... https://discord.gg/M3zbX4EB also we would love to have you on the show and play your game. =)
not exactly. when resolving combat you are only resolving one game board column A,B or C at a time. it is a 1v1 in each column, although i can see that you may have been doing all three game board columns with the three card columns. it should be; resolve combat for game board column A, the Column B, then column C. so you only have 1 unit that gets to move.
Push in the combat is a tie, regardless of the other cards value. the term Push is used in casinos, especially Blackjack it denote a tie.. Thanks for the sp discovery, I'll change that before the games get published.
second question, you resolve each column separately. example column A - Union has a 7 and I played a 3 and a 5, I win the column 8-7 and get 1 point, column B is uncontested, Union wins 1 point, Column C, Union has an 8, i played a K, I win column C and win a point. I win the combat 2-1 so check the +1 row in the combat results table. I really struggled to explain this to fit on the postcard...LOL
once you assign your card, it can not be reassigned, but otherwise YES you can play your card, flipped or not to ANY flipped/exposed Union card. if you play one of your un-flipped cards, you assign it and then flip it. and no worries ask away. =)
