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• Mohon salin/tempel pesan error yang Anda lihat di layar, jika ada.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• Mohon jelaskan apa yang ingin Anda lakukan, apa yang kemudian Anda lakukan, dan apa yang terjadi
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Harap salin/tempel teks yang ditampilkan dalam bahasa Inggris alih-alih bahasa anda. Jika Anda memiliki screenshot bug ini (disarankan), Anda dapat menggunakan Imgur.com untuk menguploadnya dan memberi tautannya di sini.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• apakah teks ini tersedia dalam translation system? jika iya, itu bisa diartikan lebih dari 24 jam
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Tolong jelaskan saran Anda secara tepat dan ringkas sehingga semudah mungkin untuk memahami apa yang Anda maksud.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! • Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Apa yang tampil di layar ketika Anda tidak dapat berjalan (Layar kosong? Hanya tampil sebagian antar-muka? Pesan error?)
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! • Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Bagian mana dari peraturan yang tidak diterapkan dengan tepat oleh BGA
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• Apakah kesalahan peraturan dapat dilihat dari ulangan permainan? Jika ya, pada langkah ke berapa?
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Aksi permainan apa yang ingin Anda lakukan?
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• Apa yang Anda coba lakukan untuk memunculkan aksi permainan ini?
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• Apa yang terjadi ketika Anda melakukannya (pesan error, pesan status permainan, ...)?
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Pada langkah ke berapa masalah tersebut muncul (apa petunjuk permainan saat itu)?
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• Apa yang terjadi ketika Anda mencoba untuk melakukan aksi permainan (pesan error, pesan status permainan, ...)?
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Mohon jelaskan masalah tampilannya. Jika Anda memiliki screenshot bug ini (disarankan), Anda dapat menggunakan Imgur.com untuk menguploadnya dan memberi tautannya di sini.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! • Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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• Harap salin/tempel teks yang ditampilkan dalam bahasa Inggris alih-alih bahasa anda. Jika Anda memiliki screenshot bug ini (disarankan), Anda dapat menggunakan Imgur.com untuk menguploadnya dan memberi tautannya di sini.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! -
• apakah teks ini tersedia dalam translation system? jika iya, itu bisa diartikan lebih dari 24 jam
• Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
-
• Tolong jelaskan saran Anda secara tepat dan ringkas sehingga semudah mungkin untuk memahami apa yang Anda maksud.
The designer of Polis has made the following "siege variant" that grew out of the 1st edition part of the standard rules in the 2nd edition of the game. Basically, it gives players a +1 (or greater) bonus to future siege rolls after then fail a siege. Here is an excerpt from the new rulebook (link to the rulebook pasted below as well):
"If the siege is unsuccessful, the player who executed the siege loses one of their Hoplites from the territory in which the siege was attempted and places a disc of their color, called a Siege disk, with their Hoplites next to the recently besieged Polis. If that Polis happens to be under the control of their opponent, then the opponent must lose 1 Population cube from the matching Polis card.... An unsuccessful siege can be repeated in later turns if the player meets the requirements and decides to take another siege action. In this case, the player receives a +1 modification to the die roll for each Siege disk of their color that is in that territory. The Siege disks are removed from the board immediately if the player removes or loses all their troops in that territory, if the other player attempts to lay siege to the same Polis (if it is neutral), or at the end of the round, whichever comes first."
The designer had made this variant part of the rules, and it is now the standard being used in competitive play. I'd love to see this variant/rule as an option for those who prefer to play this way. Please vote "yes" if you agree so the admins will consider adding this to the module. Thanks! Happy gaming! • Apa browser yang Anda gunakan?
Google Chrome v88
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