Forest_Archer
06-09-2006, 04:59 PM
Billions of years ago, these one-dimensional beings were found. . . well, actually they've always been invisible. However, vines have sprouted simultaneously from the axis, forming 4 quadrants when danger is head. Confusing, yes, but how else do ya think we got the lines of latitude? sheesh!
When in Settings, place the Quadrant Dot on the axis of two intersecting lines.
Health: -- (Can not be hit)
Blocking: --
Movement Range: Can move over the max of 4 axis by sliding in a straight line.
Attack (FOCUS; ends after 8 between-turns): Sends out a line of vines on the edges of the squares that correspond to the axis in which the Quadrant Dot is currently on. Now, whenever an opposing unit walks across it, they receive 10 unreducible damage and all of your units get healed by 2.
If you walk a friendly unit over the vines, it has no effect on them.
Recovery Time 2; attack recovery = 1 and starts right after vine lines disappear.
Additional Notes:
• Counts as a unit, but if you have this unit on the field, you must also have another non-ward unit.
• Dies when half of your army dies.
• Does not count as an end-game unit. I guess you could call it a ward.
• If there is an opponent Quadrant Dot that has a quadrant vine line that is on the line of your Quadrant Dot's quadrant vine line, neither of the two Quadrant Dots can affect that line in their attack, unless one of them moves.
• You can only have one in the field at a time.
When in Settings, place the Quadrant Dot on the axis of two intersecting lines.
Health: -- (Can not be hit)
Blocking: --
Movement Range: Can move over the max of 4 axis by sliding in a straight line.
Attack (FOCUS; ends after 8 between-turns): Sends out a line of vines on the edges of the squares that correspond to the axis in which the Quadrant Dot is currently on. Now, whenever an opposing unit walks across it, they receive 10 unreducible damage and all of your units get healed by 2.
If you walk a friendly unit over the vines, it has no effect on them.
Recovery Time 2; attack recovery = 1 and starts right after vine lines disappear.
Additional Notes:
• Counts as a unit, but if you have this unit on the field, you must also have another non-ward unit.
• Dies when half of your army dies.
• Does not count as an end-game unit. I guess you could call it a ward.
• If there is an opponent Quadrant Dot that has a quadrant vine line that is on the line of your Quadrant Dot's quadrant vine line, neither of the two Quadrant Dots can affect that line in their attack, unless one of them moves.
• You can only have one in the field at a time.