2015 · Fighting
Flick 'em Up!
Players take on roles from a lawman to outlaws in a tabletop Western skirmish using flicked discs to represent guns, bullets, and movement. Scenarios set objectives such as robbing banks, freeing prisoners, or protecting townsfolk, with tabletop terrain, ranged duels, and line-of-fire considerations shaping play. Turns consist of flicking discs to move characters, shoot, and interact with scenario elements while using different weapons and tactics to achieve goals.
- Players
- 2–10 best 4
- Playing time
- 30–45 min
- Age
- 7+
- Complexity
- 1.3 / 5
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Full stats in Ludoya- 101
- Plays logged
- 120
- Players
- 40m 42s
- Average play
- 74
- In collections
- 11
- On wishlists
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Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
Where can I throw dynamite — can I blow up anything?
In this scenario dynamite may only be thrown into the tipi and only by an outlaw standing in Waukasee; the first successful hit places a dynamite token on the tipi support block and the second destroys the tipi (outlaws win). Dynamite has no effect on tokens or figures inside the tipi, and once thrown (or if the carrier dies) return the dynamite token to the mountain (page 3).
If I knock someone over with a tomahawk in Waukasee, where do they go?
If a figure is knocked over by a tomahawk while in Waukasee, that figure must be placed just outside Waukasee (on the other side of either fence) (page 3).
How do we hide the treaty documents and the government official?
Place the two document tokens plus three X tokens into the Sheriff’s posse inventories face down (you choose which inventories), and place the government official token with three X tokens face down in front of each non‑Sheriff character tile (you choose placement); these are hidden until revealed (page 3).
Who may enter the tipi and what happens when the official gets there?
Only the Sheriff’s posse may enter the tipi and they must bring the treaty documents there; when the government official enters the tipi you must reveal his identity (flip the token), remove his hat and place it on his inventory, and he may no longer perform actions (page 3).
Can Native Americans shoot arrows from horseback, and which directions can they fire?
A Native American on horseback does not need a bow to fire arrows; place the arrow between rider and horse head, hold the horse with one hand and fire with the other, and you may rotate the horse 90° left or right beforehand so you can aim forward, left or right but not behind the horse (page 4).
Do the normal canyon rules apply for moving between areas?
The normal canyon rules are ignored in this scenario: to move between San Fernando and Waukasee/Dark Hill you must pass through the space between the two canyons, and figures may not move behind the canyons (page 4).
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