THE MOST ACTION-PACKED WORD GAME EVER DEVISED
"Thankfully a spelling game where the favor tends to lean on my side." -App Store Arcade
"If you like crossword battle games and the letters on your board have worn away with use, then I suggest you give this game a try and see if the aggressive gameplay helps to refresh a classic board game." -Smokin' Apps "This game threw all my prejudices about crossword puzzles out the window!" -AppMyWorld and is damn fun to play as a result." -What's On iPhone "War of Words adds a welcome cut-throat edge to more classic word games. "In comparison to War of Words, are so innocent." -TiPb Faction thing, a bit vague sadly.Get ready for the ultimate word battle! An exciting blend of turn-based strategy and crossword game, War of Words 2 pits you against up to 3 other players for an all-out word destruction brawl! Good long range communication and spy power. Very strong social power vs enemies, good way to wreck mobs. If you capture people, you can stick weapons in their hand and steal their secrets. No save way to learn secrets from enemies. The godbound get the advantage of being able to ignore enemy mobs, and the enemy heroes have to desperately try to take down the godbound of war so their troops can win while mobs flow into them.įorced March. And then you can have dramatic scenes where the mobs and the godbound get to fight mighty mortals and mages who can harm the mobs. Killing other armies is just a matter of roleplay. They autohit for however much damage, so you don't need to think about AC or such, just roll damage dice. The easiest way to use it is to just give them blood like water. How would you suggest we improve our army battles? I definitely have players who want to play the brilliant battlefield commander, but we haven't come up with a good way to use the games mechanics to represent their prowess without horribly bogging things down. Pavis of Blood and Iron is a bit of a workaround for this, in that it's the win button for military engagements, but it's not necessarily what my group was looking for when it comes to these sorts of scenarios.
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It also makes clever millitary strategy a bit of a moot point since they'll be getting a surprise round against the enemy army at best, after which it just devolves into a series of Vast Mobs rolling straight damage against each other. My game consistently runs into the problem where we need to handwave a lot of the big battle setpieces because no one's all that interested in rolling several attacks for opposing Vast Mobs attacking each other without any relevance to the Vast Mobs that the players are fighting in order to determine the casualties on each side. I guess I was just hoping for a little more depth to large-scale combat or something like that. Wars produce war-like societies, which, in turn. It's very easy to become completely invincible against enemy armies, but you're always going to have to sweat the individual heroes and lone legendary foes that those armies might be able to bring with them. In other words, as the Dutch social scientist Henk Houweling puts it, one of the causes of war is war itself. It doesn't create individual champions or deal well with fighting heroic individuals. Unlike Command, however, War is very explicitly about masses of troops. If the NPCs didn't bring tools to shut down divine-level magical effects, they simply can't beat you.Ĭonsidering that you can miracle Pavis of Blood and Iron, anybody dumb enough to send an army to stop a God of War is going to have a really disappointing experience. You could take two dozen drunk farmers onto a field against a Patrian legion, and so long as a Patrian legionary is a lesser foe to you, the farmers are going to win.
If you take that gift, your Mobs of minions don't need buffs, because they become automatically invincible against anything that's a lesser foe to you. The reason War doesn't have a lot of explicit buff gifts for their minions is because of the greater gift Pavis of Blood and Iron.
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