Too Many Bones

Players take on distinct hero classes and build custom dice pools representing skills, gear and abilities, then roll those chips into tactical combat and problem-solving. The campaign-driven cooperative game runs 1–4 players through a sequence of 8–12 encounters, with branching choices to rest, explore or pursue optional fights and Encounter cards that alter the story and challenges. Each fight is a puzzle of dice allocation and resource management as players weigh risks, upgrade skills, and prepare for a final boss confrontation against one of several possible antagonists.

Joueurs: 1–4 idéal à 2
Temps de jeu: 60–120 min
Âge: 12+
Complexité: 3,9 / 5

8,1 sur Ludoya à partir de 149,90 €CombatDésLancer de désJeu coopératifPouvoirs variables des joueurs

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Auteurs: Adam Carlson
Josh J. Carlson
Illustration: Anthony LeTourneau
Publisher: Chip Theory Games

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671
Parties enregistrées: 312
Joueurs: 2h 20m
Partie moyenne: 148
Dans des collections: 60
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8,1/10

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Balleflass7,0
A great arena fighter "dungeon crawler", but I found out that upgrading base stats like Dex and Strength was what gave me the most power, so in the early fights all you do is just attacking and defending as you have to wait until mid-late game before you'll get more use of the ability dice. I really like it, but I didnt like it enough to keep it considering it's value and storage space.
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GameOnTableTop (Randolph) Avril 2022 Reçu 6 décembre 2022

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Questions de règles

Réponses tirées du livret par l'assistant de règles de Ludoya.

Can I treat Bones (the bone icon results) as normal dice or add them to my attack/defense pools?

Any Bones icons you roll may be placed into your Backup Plan (BP); Atk/Def dice that show Bones may be used for BP without reducing those dice for future turns, but Skill dice used for BP must be exhausted. You can store up to 5 Bones in your BP, must spend them left-to-right for BP Skills, and multi-Bones dice consume whole dice when used (see pages 11, 13).

Do my Atk and Def dice get exhausted when I roll them?

No — Atk and Def dice are never Exhausted by normal use and are available each turn; only Skill dice are normally Exhausted when used, and some Baddie effects can force Atk/Def dice to be Exhausted for a battle (which reduces that stat) (see pages 11–12).

If I place Def dice into Active slots to block damage, does that reduce how many Def dice I can roll next turn?

Yes — Def dice placed in Active slots count against your available Def dice, so they reduce how many Def dice you may roll until they are removed from Active slots; Active slot dice also determine how much damage you prevent (see pages 11–12).

How do Baddies pick targets and move — can they move diagonally or pass through other units?

Melee Baddies move up to 2 orthogonally adjacent positions per turn toward the closest opposing unit (shortest route), will not move if already adjacent, and cannot pass through or occupy another unit’s space; only Baddies with the diagonal-movement icon may move diagonally, and ranged Baddies do not move and can target any opposing unit (ties use Initiative or party choice) (see pages 15, 17, 20).

How much Loot/Trove can I carry, and can I use loot while KO’d or during Recovery?

Each Gearloc can hold up to 4 loot (Heavy counts as 3); loot can be used or discarded outside of battle at any time and during battle only on your turn, but loot is not usable while your Gearloc is KO’d; Trove Loot remains chest-side up until opened via Lockpicking during the Recovery Phase (see pages 21, 20, 9).