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    The document describes a proposed two-player battle game. Players start with points and health that can be used to deploy basic, intermediate, advanced, or special troops, as well as a hero unit. Troops have different point costs and attack values. Players take turns deploying troops, then a dice roll determines the outcome of combat with the difference in rolls subtracting from the opponent's health. The game involves strategy in deploying troops and luck in dice rolls.

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    Battle of Chiefs

    By: Jace Duley

    Shoutout my homie Chief Keef he in da hospital for some reason.


    How to Play

    Both players start with 100 points and 100 health, basic troops cost 20 points, intermediate troops

    cost 40 points, advanced troops cost 60 points, special troops cost 80 points and the hero costs 120

    points. Both players get 30-60 seconds to pick what troops they are going to send out. After that time

    is up both players reveal what troops they sent out and they fight.

    Elements:

    2 players (1 vs. 1), goal is to get the other players health to 0, feedback would be how close the other

    player is to 0 health.
    Rules

    ● You can have a maximum of 5 troops on the field.

    ● If both players run out of health on the same turn whoever is further negative loses.

    ● You can’t have over 200 points.

    ● To send out a troop you need to have the right amount of points you cannot have negative

    points.

    ● Each turn you get 40 points of passive income.


    Mechanics

    ● Each troop has a specific attack value (basic troop: 1, intermediate troop: 1.5, advanced troop: 2, special troop:

    2.5, hero: 3.5) this value determines what you will multiply the value on the dice by (If the value is a decimal

    round down).

    ● You can roll a dice for each troop that you have out and you will add the values together and whoever has the

    higher value will win the trade.

    ● The difference of the 2 values from each player is how much health gets taken away from the losing side.

    ● Each player has a 30-60 second turn to figure out what troop they send out and at the end they reveal what

    troops are being sent and start the combat phase.


    Skill and Chance

    Skill element: The players ability to strategize what troops to send out and use their points effectively

    so they have enough to defend/attack later in the game.

    Chance element: Your dice roll is completely up to chance


    Starting Screen
    Picking Troops Phase:
    Combat Phase:

    Player 1 rolled a 6 so he will do 6 * 1 (ATK) = 6


    Player 2 rolled a 5 and 4 so he will do 5 * 1 (ATK) + 4 * 1 (ATK) = 9
    So if we do 9-6 = 3 player 1 loses 3 health and the board gets reset and passive income is given
    Beginning of next round:

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