Raid on Iran

[johndallman]

… and been unlocked, so I'm in.

[philreed]

And at $100,000, the counters will be die-cut.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...f-the-eighties

[GranitePenguin]

Originally Posted by ColBosch

The top-tier backer options are for ten Pocket Box games. The campaign doesn't have ten different titles listed yet. More is to come.

Well, you could get multiples for gifts :-)

[Skarg]

Originally Posted by 43Supporter

Indeed -- I want to Not Be Able To Shoot Across A Street again. :)

Is that a Raid on Iran Murphy's rule?

Originally Posted by ColBosch

The top-tier backer options are for ten Pocket Box games. The campaign doesn't have ten different titles listed yet. More is to come.

It has thirteen now.

[ColBosch]

Originally Posted by Skarg

Is that a Raid on Iran Murphy's rule?

Yes. It's in the Murphy's Rules collections.

[43Supporter]

Originally Posted by ColBosch

Yes. It's in the Murphy's Rules collections.

[nod] It will be interesting to see *how* it happened; I've never been able to locate a copy of _RoI_ (love that initialism) in the wild.

(I wonder: How many of these supports are so we can see for ourselves some of these Murphy's Rules "in action", like _Necromancer_'s "infinite orcs", or _Undead_'s "all-nighter". :) )

[ColBosch]

Raid on Iran uses a zone-based system. It's hard to explain without just copying the rules. You'll see when you get your copy.

Also, it wasn't Necromancer that had the infinite Orcs "glitch." There are no Orcs in that game. I think it was one of the D&D-based wargames.

[43Supporter]

Originally Posted by ColBosch

Also, it wasn't Necromancer that had the infinite Orcs "glitch." There are no Orcs in that game. I think it was one of the D&D-based wargames.

Ah, right -- just whipped out one of my copies; the "infinite orcs" glitch is *next to* a _Necromancer_ glitch where "a player who orders his troops to commit suicide becomes *more* powerful" [p. 25 of 2nd ed.; _Fantasy Gamer 5_]. My mistake.

[ColBosch]

Originally Posted by 43Supporter

Ah, right -- just whipped out one of my copies; the "infinite orcs" glitch is *next to* a _Necromancer_ glitch where "a player who orders his troops to commit suicide becomes *more* powerful" [p. 25 of 2nd ed.; _Fantasy Gamer 5_]. My mistake.

Funny, that's the one copy of Fantasy Gamer that I own. :D