07-12-2013, 11:24 AM
Lol I just read JJ's post, I think that sums one of my points in a line....
I think we should house rule how long a digital release has to be out to use it without having to tell people that we're using it and how much we have to make people aware or not of what we're taking...
Say for example, if you're using a Dataslate that was released Tuesday morning before you're game and a Warlord from the black library thats been out a week over the weekend, could you use those in the game you've had planned for a week or two? Or keep those a nice surprise for your opponent on the night who might not have a clue either of those are options?
Or house rule something has to have been out a few days/weeks before to use it and you must say you're planning and using so and so Dataslate and Warlord XYX, just so people can actually read up on them and hove a clue about whats going on.
Or we can leave it as is, player preference, some people like to keep things to their chest and others are quite open while some are a between.. it's a hard one if their is rule to say you must tell your opponent what you're using.
I think we should house rule how long a digital release has to be out to use it without having to tell people that we're using it and how much we have to make people aware or not of what we're taking...
Say for example, if you're using a Dataslate that was released Tuesday morning before you're game and a Warlord from the black library thats been out a week over the weekend, could you use those in the game you've had planned for a week or two? Or keep those a nice surprise for your opponent on the night who might not have a clue either of those are options?
Or house rule something has to have been out a few days/weeks before to use it and you must say you're planning and using so and so Dataslate and Warlord XYX, just so people can actually read up on them and hove a clue about whats going on.
Or we can leave it as is, player preference, some people like to keep things to their chest and others are quite open while some are a between.. it's a hard one if their is rule to say you must tell your opponent what you're using.