Tacticus is the great game, invented, played, won, and lost in Armok's glory.
It is not true that there is no rhyme or reason to any action, nor that the game merely consists of players shouting out nonsensical commands, putting increasingly alarming pieces on the board, and adding or deducting absurd quantities of points from themselves or others; it merely
appears that way to new players, in part because of the quite vast number of rules and rulebooks. To keep things simple, please cite the rules as you make use of them. Luckily, we are all experts here.
It is long past time for the new championship Tacticus game. Of course, many are here to play for the
fantastic trophy, but I think we should make things a little more interesting. As each player joins, please ante up some small item of value to the pool for a friendly little wager. I'll chip in
a mirror from the James Webb Space Telescope. It's a spare they didn't need and threw out. You never know what you'll find while dumpster diving. It's not stolen at all.
Let's use my board:
No need to post new pictures of the board as you go, but do try to keep it in mind as you make your moves, and someone will eventually get around to uploading it for the newbies who may be following along.
Ok, that all out of the way, here's my action:
>I put seven Dwarf tokens into play clustered around the center of the board, and tap one to make it a miner. This costs 5 points, putting me at -5. (Old Dwarven Rules, tablet 2, "Basic Actions").
Now then, everyone jump in as you please. According to Pantshelm Rules Subsection T, Number 4.4, anyone can join in at any time, so don't hesitate to start playing!
Yeah this is not a serious game. Just go wild and add random rules as you please. The points -- it must be said -- do not matter.