Dust Warfare

JM2 a écrit:Cette démarche plutôt maline, ne vise pas les joueurs de Dust Tactics actuels ou pas directement.
Le jeu est plus complexe en apprentissage,les figs auront de nouvelles stats, bref même Univers, même figs mais
c'est un autre jeu.
L'auteur de ces règles n'étant pas notre Olivier de Dust à nous.
Une démarche marketing mais dans le bon sens, un moyen de toucher une autre clientèle de joueurs.

Les deux Dust devant se développer en parallèle.

JM2 a écrit:Andy Chambers, c'est pas un (ancien) gars de chez GW ?

Dust Tactics introduced rules for fast, intense combats featuring combat walkers, bazookas, flamethrowers, and lasers. Dust Warfare builds upon the board game’s rules and strengths to offer players an exciting new game experience with the tactical and strategic challenges of a tabletop miniatures game.

Command your army from start to finish

Designed by Andy Chambers, the Dust Warfare rulebook introduces unprecedented player engagement. Players first get drawn into the action during the Command Phase, where you have to choose how to spend command points during an escalating battle. You might spend command points early and often to advance and sustain an early lead, or you might save them up for dramatic late-game effects that may decisively turn the tide of battle. The Command Phase presents players with the chance to exert their influence and command style upon the field of battle in an engaging new way.

Players have the chance to activate all their forces during the Unit Phase, and reaction mechanics keep you fully engaged throughout your opponent’s turns. As enemy units close in on yours or begin to open fire, you can choose to spend actions from your next turn to react. Keen commanders will make good use of their reaction options. They will also learn how best to feint and bait their opponents to react, draining them of available actions.

As the battle heats up and casualties mount, you need to keep a sharp eye toward your army’s morale. The constant barrage of enemy fire can suppress your units or even force them to retreat. You may try to lay suppression fire even when you can’t destroy your enemy’s unit. Sometimes, just pinning them down can give you the edge you need.