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Nothing subtle here. Grab your friends, grab your dice, make up a character and go. Start with a pistol and work up to a Heavy Assault Cannon with Chainsaw. Or maybe just a Nuke. When you die - and you will - you "respawn" on your next turn, and you're back in the fight! The first player to score three frags wins. | Nothing subtle here. Grab your friends, grab your dice, make up a character and go. Start with a pistol and work up to a Heavy Assault Cannon with Chainsaw. Or maybe just a Nuke. When you die - and you will - you "respawn" on your next turn, and you're back in the fight! The first player to score three frags wins. | ||
Version vom 20. Juli 2007, 11:55 Uhr
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| Verlag: | Steve Jackson Games |
| Autor: | Philip Reed |
| Typ: | Satirisches Ballerspiel |
| Mitspieler: | 2 bis 6 |
| Altersempfehlung: | ab 12 Jahren |
| Dauer: | ca. 30 Minuten |
Computer Games Are Mindless And Violent. This Is Even Better.
Nothing subtle here. Grab your friends, grab your dice, make up a character and go. Start with a pistol and work up to a Heavy Assault Cannon with Chainsaw. Or maybe just a Nuke. When you die - and you will - you "respawn" on your next turn, and you're back in the fight! The first player to score three frags wins.
Frag is fast and violent, perfect for a lunch hour slugfest or for long nights of mayhem.
Frag is a computer game without a computer. It's the "first person shooter" experience an a gameboard. Frag is the perfect game to play when you have no brains left.
Frag plays best with 4 to 6 people. There's no reason you could not create a map with more respawn squares and have more players, but it would take longer.
Move your fighter and frag your foes; draw cards for weapons, armor, and gadgets; move through the blood splatters to restore your own health! If you die, you respawn and come back shooting!
Inhaltsverzeichnis
This boxed game includes:
- A rule sheet
- The gameboard, which is a double-sided poster-sized sheet that features one map an each side
- 112 game cards
- One sheet of counters and character standups
- 6 plastic bases to help stand your characters upright
You will also need a huge quantity of 6-sided dice and some sort of writing implement.
Fighter design
Each fighter has three stats: HEALTH, SPEED, and ACCURACY. Each player may divide 7 points between the three stats in any way, as long as each stat gets at least 1 point, and not more than 4. See the record sheet for a description of the advantages of each stat.In tournament games, winning a game allows you to improve your fighter. See Winning, below.
Winning
The game ends when a player scores three frags. Note that you cannot, under any circumstance, score a frag against yourself.
In a tournament, the winning player earns the right to increase one of his stats by 1 before the next round.
For a longer game, play to more frags.
