no way to compare when less than two revisions

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+======Mecha Bots======
+<html><a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/au/">"
+<img alt="Creative Commons License" style="border-width:0" src="http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by-nc-sa/2.5/au/88x31.png" />
+</a>
+<br />This work is licensed under a
+<a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/au/">Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License</a>.</html>
+=====Summary=====
+The concept behind this game is the construction of warrior robots that fight each other.  But the mechanics of the construction are different.  Hexmap based.\\
+Inspired by <html><a href="http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/"><img src="http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/promo/banners/girlgenius.01.jpg"></a></html>\\
+**Number of Players**: 2+\\
+**Type of Game**: Abstract Tactical (Steampunk?)
+===Pieces===
+  * [[MechabotsChassis|Bot Chasis cards]]
+  * [[MechabotsBots|Bot Figures]]
+  * [[MechabotsScientists|Player figures]]
+  * [[MechabotsComponents|Bot Component Counters]]
+  * [[MechabotsStatus|Status Cards]]
+=====Object of the Game=====
+Destroying all other Mad Scientists in order to dominate the city, or their creations.
+=====Rules=====
+====Setup====
+A Bot consists a chassis card on which components are placed.
+  * [[MechabotsBuilding|Building Bots]]
+  * [[MechabotsSample|Sample Bots]]
+  * [[MechabotsScientist|Building your Mad Scientist]]
+===Starting a game===
+**For each player**
+  * **Mechabot**---2 Boiler, 1 Weapon:Damage, 3 Sensors:Accuracy or Range, 1 Armour:Protection or Resistance, 3 Mobility:Speed and 1 Accessory:Seat.
+  * **Mad Scientist**--Enough hit points of each type to build their Mad Scientist and $20
+**For the board**
+  * **Bank**---$6
+  * **Shop**---1 Boiler, 1 Weapon:Damage, 1 Weapon:Range, 1 Sensor:Accuracy, 1 Sensor:Range, 1 Armour:Protection, 1 Armour:Resistance, 1 Mobility:Speed, 1 Mobility:Type
+===Maps===
+  * [[MechabotsTerrain|Terrain]]
+  * [[MechabotsResources|Resources]]
+====Turns====
+  - Shops restock phase
+    * Any shop that has no Bots within 3 hexes of it builds a random component.
+    * Any bank that has no Bots within 3 hexes of it earns 1D6 money.
+  - Players
+    - Mad Scientist phase
+      * Spend the phase Controlling the Bot (ie do nothing) or Program Bot if in the same hex as their Bot
+      * Move
+      * Buy or sell at a shop
+      * Add or remove a component from their Bot if in the same hex.
+      * Drop or pickup a component that has been left in the street.  Components may not be dropped anywhere else (but may be sold at Shops).
+    - Bots move phase
+      - Bots move according to the Player if controlled, or according to their Program if programmed. The lightest Bot acts first (the one with the least components).
+      - Bots react to sensor scans. The lightest Bot acts first (the one with the least components).
+      - Bot combat.  The lightest Bot acts first (the one with the least components).
+====Movement====
+  * [[MechabotsProgram|Programing Bots]]
+====Combat====
+  * [[MechabotsDamage|Damaging Bots]]
+  * [[MechabotsPersonaldamage|Damaging Mad Scientists]]
+====Repair====
+  * [[MechabotsRepair|Repairing Bots]]
+  * [[MechabotsHealing|Healing Mad Scientists]]
+=====Winning the Game=====
+  * If your Mad Scientist dies, you lose.
+  * If your Bot dies (the central hex in destroyed), you lose.
+  * If you have the sole surviving Mad Scientist and Bot, you win.
+===Expanded Rules===
+[[MechabotsAdvanced|Advanced Rules]]
+===Files===
+{{gallery>:mechabots}}
+{{filelist>:mechabots/*.*}}
+===Credits===
+Mad scientist original counter design by William Scarvie