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** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]
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** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]
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** The dragons. The dragons are incredibly powerful. Mimring, from the first set, has great stats and has a special ability that lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction, and isn't affected by height due to having the flying ability. And he's considered the ''weakest'' of the dragons in the game by the community. In addition to each dragon having their own special ability, they all have a mechanical advantage due to being in the huge size category. It's telling that most homebrew games often use them as stage hazards rather than units the players can control.
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** The dragons. The dragons are incredibly powerful. Mimring, from the first set, has great stats and has a special ability that lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction, and isn't affected by height when moving due to having the flying ability. And he's considered the ''weakest'' of the dragons in the game by the community. In addition to each dragon having their own special ability, they all have a mechanical advantage due to being in the huge size category. It's telling that most homebrew games often use them as stage hazards rather than units the players can control.
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** Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him as a stage hazard rather than a unit the players can use.
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** The dragons. The dragons are incredibly powerful. Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have set, has great stats and has a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities ability that lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. direction, and isn't affected by height due to having the flying ability. And he's considered the ''weakest'' of the dragons in the game by the community. In addition to each dragon having their own special ability, they all have a mechanical advantage due to being in the huge size category. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him them as a stage hazard hazards rather than a unit units the players can use.control.
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** Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him as a stage hazard rather than a unit the players can use.
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** Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him as a stage hazard rather than a unit the players can use.use.
* PeripheryDemographic: Despite being an introductory WarGame aimed at kids, it's also proved to quite popular with adult gamers even when it first came out due to being simple enough to not be bogged down by a lot of rulings but also having a surprising amount of complexity when it comes to designing maps and such.
* PeripheryDemographic: Despite being an introductory WarGame aimed at kids, it's also proved to quite popular with adult gamers even when it first came out due to being simple enough to not be bogged down by a lot of rulings but also having a surprising amount of complexity when it comes to designing maps and such.
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* GameBreaker: The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game in stat spread that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right away.
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* GameBreaker: GameBreaker:
** The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game in stat spread that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible rightaway.away.
** Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him as a stage hazard rather than a unit the players can use.
** The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game in stat spread that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right
** Mimring, from the first set. Fitting, since he's one of the [[{{Big Bad}} Big Bads]] in the games lore. Not only does he have a mechanical advantage due to being the largest character in the game, one of his special abilities lets him attack from 8 spaces away in a line from any direction. It's telling that most homebrew games often use him as a stage hazard rather than a unit the players can use.
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** "Poorhammer" affectionately calling the game as the (at the time) PoorMansSubstitute for the [[CrackIsCheaper much more expensive]] ''TableTopGame/{{Warhammer}}''.
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* GameBreaker: The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right away.
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* GameBreaker: The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game in stat spread that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right away.
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** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]
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** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]]]
* GameBreaker: The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right away.
* GameBreaker: The ''Creator/{{Marvel}}'' expansion characters. They are so far above every other character created for the game that even the ''developers'' have referred to the set as its own spin-off game instead of being an expansion set. About the only one that can be played with the other sets without horribly warping the game in the controllers favor is the ''ComicBook/SilverSurfer'', and even then it's not recommended to have him accessible right away.
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* FanNickname:
** The Venoc Warlord is more commonly known as Mittens, due to someone on the website's forums asking what they should call it other than just the Venoc Warlord. The name seems to have stuck.
** The Sahuagin Raider is often referred to as Fishsticks.
** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]
** The Venoc Warlord is more commonly known as Mittens, due to someone on the website's forums asking what they should call it other than just the Venoc Warlord. The name seems to have stuck.
** The Sahuagin Raider is often referred to as Fishsticks.
** The Deathreavers are affectionately known as [[TierInducedScrappy Rats.]]
