Building a new Quest Pack: feedback is appreciated

[j_dean80]

Notes for Quest 11:
Artifact - Shaman Staff - This staff gives the Hero 2 Combat Dice in attack, including diagonally. It also holds magical powers which allows the user to cast 2 different spells in the same turn. This Staff can only be used by the Wizard.

Jungle God Spells:
Chaac - This spell calls upon the god of flood. A flood envelopes the room inflicting 3 Body Points of damage on all Heroes and monsters in the room. The spellcaster is unaffected. All victims immediately roll two red dice. For each 5 or 6 rolled, the damage is reduced by one point. A Hero wearing Armor only rolls one red die.

El Chullachaqui - A dwarf-like person with a wooden peg-leg transforms into the likeness of a loved one and lures a Hero into being lost from the group. The Hero figure should be placed on the square marked "XX."

Xibalba - This spell conjures up a group of Skeletons from the depths of Xibalba. Roll one red die:
Roll a 1, 2, or 3 = 4 Skeletons
Roll a 4 or 5 = 5 Skeletons
Roll a 6 = 6 Skeletons

Quest 11 link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8o8icymsm10ikqj/J11-Bamboo%20Village.pdf?dl=0

[j_dean80]

Notes for Quest 12:
Artifact - Golden Spear - This beautiful Spear is made out of solid gold strands twisted around each other to form a shaft. It is tipped with a carefully sharpened ruby, chiseled to a point. Its length and perfect balance gives the bearer the attack strength of 4 Combat Dice, including diagonally. You may not use a Shield when using this weapon. May not be used by the Wizard.

Quest 12 link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/frla0gupy1s032q/J12-Ek%20Chuaj.pdf?dl=0

[j_dean80]

Notes for Quest 13:
Artifact - Snail Emerald - This dazzling emerald is shaped in a spiral pattern like a snail. It must be a clue. Hold on to it as it may still prove to be of use.

Jungle God Spells:
Cabrakan - This spell calls upon the god of earthquakes. A Falling Block Trap comes down on top of every Hero in the same room as the spellcaster. All Heroes then roll Combat Dice to determine damage as per the Falling Block Trap's rule. The Falling Block Trap tiles remain on the board.

Earth Army - This spell conjures up an army of Natives to surround and protect the spellcaster. Roll one red die:
Roll a 1 or 2 = 3 Native Spearmen
Roll a 3 or 4 = 2 Native Spearmen, 2 Native Blow-gunmen
Roll a 5 or 6 = 3 Native Spearmen, 2 Native Blow-gunmen

Quest 13 link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/63mmqxzs9yh318d/J13-Seven%20Macaw.pdf?dl=0

[j_dean80]

Finished Quest 14. Hope someone is enjoying these.

Quest 14 link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6buh8205szjqj0o/J14-War%20Paint.pdf?dl=0

[mitchiemasha]

Why can't a wizard wear the fur? but a ban on fur is just too PETA for me.

And there is your answer, A wizard would never wear fur as they are aware of the pains the animal has endured. The animals spirit would inhibit the wizards magic, unless it was a magical animal and the wizard specialised in that creatures abilities.

Unlike the Warrior wearing the hide of a huge bear or tiger they have slain. The hunter in the skin of a wolf, carrying with them the soul of that beast. Quite like the honour of eating the hearts of your greatest foes.

[j_dean80]

Updated Quest 9 some after play testing it.

[j_dean80]

Quest 15 link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kgk5g2ejxpzei16/J15-Caverns.pdf?dl=0

[cynthialee]

Why can't a wizard wear the fur? but a ban on fur is just too PETA for me.

And there is your answer, A wizard would never wear fur as they are aware of the pains the animal has endured. The animals spirit would inhibit the wizards magic, unless it was a magical animal and the wizard specialised in that creatures abilities.

Unlike the Warrior wearing the hide of a huge bear or tiger they have slain. The hunter in the skin of a wolf, carrying with them the soul of that beast. Quite like the honour of eating the hearts of your greatest foes.

ok that is just reaching for excuses at this point

[knightkrawler]

Making every mechanic based on reasoning about a game as simple as HQ into an RPG game prop makes so much sense to you? Then do it.
There is a reason why j_dean didn't want the wizard to wear fur. It's a mechanic. You asked for why, cynthia.

[j_dean80]

I wasn't participating in the argument hoping that it would just blow over as I am just posting here looking for help from people.

I gave the reason the Wizard may not wear the fur...it is too thick and heavy for a Wizard to wield...the fur in the definition is impenetrable thus making it impossible for a tailor to adjust it.