WhiteRobber
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Inspired by a chat conversation with a bunch of drunken IOTers, I present you a fast-paced NES: Dragon Master.
Everyone who joins will get to pick 5 starting dragons, of the 4 types: Fire, Water, Nature and Wind. Naming them is NECESSARY. You may name them however you want.
Fire does double damage to Nature, but does half damage to Wind
Water does double damage to Fire, but does half damage to Nature
Nature does double damage to Wind, but does half damage to Water
Wind does double damage to Water, but does half damage to Fire.
Also, each dragon type does half damage to it's own type. In addition, Wind Dragons cannot attack their own type.
Each dragon can challenge any other dragon that wasn't challenged that turn. A battle lasts for 3 rounds , in which each dragon attacks once. the one who does the biggest damage wins. If the damage is equal, it's a tie and everyd ragon gains half the rewards. If a dragon's health is reduced to 0, he's DEAD.
Every turn, each player gains 10 points that he can spend in two ways: buying new dragons, for 5 points each, or upgrading existing dragons, up to level 10
Upgrading a dragon gives him abilities after level 5, which are further increased at level 10.
Defeating a dragon in fair fight rewards 5 points. Being defeated rewards 2 points.
Cost of Dragon upgrades:
Level 1 - none, every dragon starts at level 1
Level 2 - 5 points
Level 3 - 7 points
Level 4 - 10 points
Level 5 - 16 points
Level 6 - 20 points
Level 7 - 27 points
Level 8 - 34 points
Level 9 - 40 points
Level 10 - 50 points
Dragon Stats - remember, dragons gain abilities after level 5, and the abilities are improved at level 10
Level 1
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 10 - 4
Water - 8 - 2
Nature -15 - 4
Wind - 8 - 6
Level 2
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 12 - 5
Water - 12 - 2
Nature - 16 - 6
Wind - 9 - 8
Level 3
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 15 - 6
Water - 16 - 5
Nature - 20 - 7
Wind -10 -10
Level 4
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 18 - 7
Water - 20 - 6
Nature -23 - 8
Wind - 14 - 14
Level 5
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 20 - 10 - gains Fire Scales Ability, does 2 extra damage every combat round, reduces all damage taken by 1
Water - 22 - 7 - gains Drain Life Abiltiy , regenerates 2 lost health every round, does 5 extra damage at the end of battle, and 6 damage upon death
Nature - 26 - 9 - gains Life Cycle Ability , has 40% chance to survive if it gets killed in battle
Wind - 17 - 18 - gains Evasion Abiltiy, has 33% chance to evade the enemy's first attack and 33% chance to evade an otherwise fatal blow.
Level 6
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 25 - 12
Water - 27 - 9
Nature - 29 - 10
Wind - 20 - 21
Level 7
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 28 - 14
Water - 32 - 12
Nature - 35 - 11
Wind -23 - 23
Level 8
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 30 - 15
Water - 35 - 13
Nature - 39 - 12
Wind - 26- 25
Level 9
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 33- 17
Water -38- 15
Nature -42 - 14
Wind - 29 - 28
Level 10
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire -36 - 19 , Improved Fiery Scales ; doubles extra damage every round, reduces al ldamage taken by 2
Water -43- 18 , Improved LifeSteal ; doubles regenerated health, does 7 damage at battle end, 9 damage upon death
Nature -48 - 16 Improved Life Cycle ; 80% chance to survive a fatal blow
Wind -32-32 Improved Evasion; 44% chance to evade first attack, 12% chance to evade second attack, 50% chance to evade an otherwise fatal blow.
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NOTICE: you can set any of your dragons as " UNAVAILABLE" which means nobody will be able to attack it that turn, but also it means that in the next turn you can no longer set it as unavailable.
Also, you can challenge you own dragons, for a random amount of points ( betwen 3 and 7), but beware: is one of them dies, it's dead for good.
To further augment the number of points each player has, every dragon of or over level 4 produces 1 point per turn for it's owner, and every dragon of level 8 and above produces 2 points for it's owner.
To lower the sadness of people who lose their trained dragon, everyone gets 1 revival point each Update. Revival points stack but otherwise cannot exceed 10% of the number of dragons you own (if you own less than 10 dragons, 1 revival point si minimum). Each revival point can revive a dead dragon, but with one level lower than it was in life. ( minimum is still level 1) A revived dragon is UNAVAILABLE for an Update.
Please note that I am entitled to change any of the rules ( you will be notified in-game) and penalise players who abuse certain loopholes in the rules.
Also, to balance out bonuses for people who will join after Update 0, each subsequent update will add 50% more starting points than the previous. For now, all players will start with 20 points.
Everyone who joins will get to pick 5 starting dragons, of the 4 types: Fire, Water, Nature and Wind. Naming them is NECESSARY. You may name them however you want.
Fire does double damage to Nature, but does half damage to Wind
Water does double damage to Fire, but does half damage to Nature
Nature does double damage to Wind, but does half damage to Water
Wind does double damage to Water, but does half damage to Fire.
Also, each dragon type does half damage to it's own type. In addition, Wind Dragons cannot attack their own type.
Each dragon can challenge any other dragon that wasn't challenged that turn. A battle lasts for 3 rounds , in which each dragon attacks once. the one who does the biggest damage wins. If the damage is equal, it's a tie and everyd ragon gains half the rewards. If a dragon's health is reduced to 0, he's DEAD.
Every turn, each player gains 10 points that he can spend in two ways: buying new dragons, for 5 points each, or upgrading existing dragons, up to level 10
Upgrading a dragon gives him abilities after level 5, which are further increased at level 10.
Defeating a dragon in fair fight rewards 5 points. Being defeated rewards 2 points.
Cost of Dragon upgrades:
Level 1 - none, every dragon starts at level 1
Level 2 - 5 points
Level 3 - 7 points
Level 4 - 10 points
Level 5 - 16 points
Level 6 - 20 points
Level 7 - 27 points
Level 8 - 34 points
Level 9 - 40 points
Level 10 - 50 points
Dragon Stats - remember, dragons gain abilities after level 5, and the abilities are improved at level 10
Level 1
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 10 - 4
Water - 8 - 2
Nature -15 - 4
Wind - 8 - 6
Level 2
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 12 - 5
Water - 12 - 2
Nature - 16 - 6
Wind - 9 - 8
Level 3
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 15 - 6
Water - 16 - 5
Nature - 20 - 7
Wind -10 -10
Level 4
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 18 - 7
Water - 20 - 6
Nature -23 - 8
Wind - 14 - 14
Level 5
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 20 - 10 - gains Fire Scales Ability, does 2 extra damage every combat round, reduces all damage taken by 1
Water - 22 - 7 - gains Drain Life Abiltiy , regenerates 2 lost health every round, does 5 extra damage at the end of battle, and 6 damage upon death
Nature - 26 - 9 - gains Life Cycle Ability , has 40% chance to survive if it gets killed in battle
Wind - 17 - 18 - gains Evasion Abiltiy, has 33% chance to evade the enemy's first attack and 33% chance to evade an otherwise fatal blow.
Level 6
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 25 - 12
Water - 27 - 9
Nature - 29 - 10
Wind - 20 - 21
Level 7
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 28 - 14
Water - 32 - 12
Nature - 35 - 11
Wind -23 - 23
Level 8
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 30 - 15
Water - 35 - 13
Nature - 39 - 12
Wind - 26- 25
Level 9
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire - 33- 17
Water -38- 15
Nature -42 - 14
Wind - 29 - 28
Level 10
Dragon Type - Health - Damage
Fire -36 - 19 , Improved Fiery Scales ; doubles extra damage every round, reduces al ldamage taken by 2
Water -43- 18 , Improved LifeSteal ; doubles regenerated health, does 7 damage at battle end, 9 damage upon death
Nature -48 - 16 Improved Life Cycle ; 80% chance to survive a fatal blow
Wind -32-32 Improved Evasion; 44% chance to evade first attack, 12% chance to evade second attack, 50% chance to evade an otherwise fatal blow.
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NOTICE: you can set any of your dragons as " UNAVAILABLE" which means nobody will be able to attack it that turn, but also it means that in the next turn you can no longer set it as unavailable.
Also, you can challenge you own dragons, for a random amount of points ( betwen 3 and 7), but beware: is one of them dies, it's dead for good.
To further augment the number of points each player has, every dragon of or over level 4 produces 1 point per turn for it's owner, and every dragon of level 8 and above produces 2 points for it's owner.
To lower the sadness of people who lose their trained dragon, everyone gets 1 revival point each Update. Revival points stack but otherwise cannot exceed 10% of the number of dragons you own (if you own less than 10 dragons, 1 revival point si minimum). Each revival point can revive a dead dragon, but with one level lower than it was in life. ( minimum is still level 1) A revived dragon is UNAVAILABLE for an Update.
Please note that I am entitled to change any of the rules ( you will be notified in-game) and penalise players who abuse certain loopholes in the rules.
Also, to balance out bonuses for people who will join after Update 0, each subsequent update will add 50% more starting points than the previous. For now, all players will start with 20 points.
