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BGG User Rob Tsuk schrieb:

From a quick reading of the starter set rules.

No pre-measuring allowed. Ever.

There are flying and ground creatures. Flying creatures can land and take off again. There are separate dials for ground and flying.

There is no penalty for overlapping bases during movement. Flying units have more choices when overlapping another unit.

There is a pivot maneuver that allows a creature to stay in place and optionally rotate 90 or 180 degrees. Pivoting creatures cannot perform actions for the round and attackers get +1 attack dice against them.

Armor absorbs regular damage without being destroyed. Critical damage ignores armor. Armor has a shattered state that acts like disabled shields.

Creatures who have sustained lethal damage aren't removed until the end phase.

Initiative rotates from player to player during the end phase as long as there are creatures tied for initiative.

There are melee attacks and ranged attacks. There are also area attacks.

There is a charge action that allows a optional 1 straight movement during combat. Charging units can only melee but get +1 in their forward arc.

Target [Target Lock] is not target specific and, if not used, goes away at the end of the round. It is used to trigger abilities.

Feint [Sensor Echo] cannot be pre-measured. As soon as the stick goes down on a side of the base you are committed to feinting in that direction. If it can't be made legal you lose your action. Feint gives the feinting creature an Exhaustion [AUX] token.

Targets must be declared before measuring and if they are out of range or arc the attack fails.

There are four range bands. Range 1 is "touch".

Items have an "Energy Type". There are defensive bonuses for Upgrade Attacks [Secondary Weapons] of the same energy type as the defender.

Flying creatures are allowed to move through other creatures and vice versa. Ground creatures must attempt to overrun to move through other ground units.

Legion building recommend 120 or 200 points. No single creature can equip more than one of the same upgrade. Some upgrades have restrictions or cost penalties printed on them.

There are troops composed of multiple figures which have interesting formation requirements.

There are team rules.

There are Adventures [Missions] and Campaign storylines. Adventures give players XP. There are campaign artifacts that should only be equipped after they are earned. The "Primordial Graveyard" campaign will span the first 19 expansions.

Cut schrieb:Wie D&D spezifisch ist das Spiel denn?
Bei XW und Atttack Wing macht es für mich der Hintergrund besonders interessant.

D&D ist nicht so meins. Aber ich mag Fantasy. Ich MAG Drachen.

Funzt das Spiel als "generisches" Fantasy-Tabletop-Light?