Adventure team of Four

Kirk · 06-02-2018, 04:41 PM

OK, there is a good collection of some individuals here who love TFT and have played it perhaps, since 1977.

When we started, experimentation was the rule, to try and see if we could break TFT or a GM or a programmed module, within the rules, within the spirit of the game.

What I would be interested in would be what do you think is a good four character party that has the best chance of successfully exiting, say, Death Test II against a competent and aggressive GM? And let's say, 35 points each.

This surely will be happening once again in 2019 as TFT becomes available to the uninitiated.

And finally, *which* character would you want to be to gain the most EP and survive the test, knowing that you can only trust your comrades to a small margin, everyone acting primarily to gain what they can, regardless of the rest of the party, and even sometimes resulting in direct attacks against other party members.

We tried variety in skills and abilities, various mixes of ranged and special talents, magic, etc.

The most surprising win was my brother's suggestion for a team of four wizards! The dynamic tactics he put to use were quite ingenious.:)

06-02-2018, 04:41 PM	#1
Kirk Join Date: Feb 2018	Adventure team of Four OK, there is a good collection of some individuals here who love TFT and have played it perhaps, since 1977. When we started, experimentation was the rule, to try and see if we could break TFT or a GM or a programmed module, within the rules, within the spirit of the game. What I would be interested in would be what do you think is a good four character party that has the best chance of successfully exiting, say, Death Test II against a competent and aggressive GM? And let's say, 35 points each. This surely will be happening once again in 2019 as TFT becomes available to the uninitiated. And finally, which character would you want to be to gain the most EP and survive the test, knowing that you can only trust your comrades to a small margin, everyone acting primarily to gain what they can, regardless of the rest of the party, and even sometimes resulting in direct attacks against other party members. We tried variety in skills and abilities, various mixes of ranged and special talents, magic, etc. The most surprising win was my brother's suggestion for a team of four wizards! The dynamic tactics he put to use were quite ingenious.:)