Wager of Banners
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About the game
你的村庄是小岛上数座村庄之一，而其他村庄都不甘于维持现状。利用村庄已有的产出进行建设，强化每晚都会重新洗牌的牌组，并谨慎选择要打的仗。这里战败的村民不会被杀死，而是会被掳走，从此一去不返。
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Your village is one of several on a small island. None of the others intend to stay small.
You inherit a tavern and nothing else. Everything after it has to be paid for out of what the village already makes, so you start with ale and you trade upward from there.
Every morning your deck deals you a hand and you work out which card belongs at which door. The same card is worth different things in different villages: a flat two coins in a thin town, six in a thick one where you have built its neighbours or filled the place with tradesmen it likes.
Your villagers turn up with names of their own, a trade they lean toward, and a quirk that pays out in some situations and never in others. Fenn of the Long Table is worth two extra ale a night behind the bar and will not survive a serious argument.
Raise your war banner and the whole island knows where to point. A raid comes down to a duel: two champions, best of three rounds, both swinging at the same time. The defender has the ground and knows it, and whoever you send works no post that night, so a raid costs you a day before anyone throws a punch.
Nobody dies here. Beaten fighters are taken, and they do not come back — they work for whoever took them, permanently. Empty a village of its people and the place is yours: the treasury, the stores, and your pick of the cards it spent a season assembling.
Nights resolve on their own, so a season runs at whatever pace the table keeps. Play one alone against the AI villages, or share the island with other stewards.
In short
You inherit a tavern and nothing else. Everything after it has to be paid for out of what the village already makes, so you start with ale and you trade upward from there.
Every morning your deck deals you a hand and you work out which card belongs at which door. The same card is worth different things in different villages: a flat two coins in a thin town, six in a thick one where you have built its neighbours or filled the place with tradesmen it likes.
Your villagers turn up with names of their own, a trade they lean toward, and a quirk that pays out in some situations and never in others. Fenn of the Long Table is worth two extra ale a night behind the bar and will not survive a serious argument.
Raise your war banner and the whole island knows where to point. A raid comes down to a duel: two champions, best of three rounds, both swinging at the same time. The defender has the ground and knows it, and whoever you send works no post that night, so a raid costs you a day before anyone throws a punch.
Nobody dies here. Beaten fighters are taken, and they do not come back — they work for whoever took them, permanently. Empty a village of its people and the place is yours: the treasury, the stores, and your pick of the cards it spent a season assembling.
Nights resolve on their own, so a season runs at whatever pace the table keeps. Play one alone against the AI villages, or share the island with other stewards.
In short
- Six establishments, each paid for in the goods you already make
- A deck that deals and reshuffles every single day, and cards that read the board around them
- Villagers with their own names, perks, trades and rarity, from labourers to legends
- Asynchronous raids, armed in daylight and fought at midnight whether you are watching or not
- Best-of-three duels with home ground, parries and knockouts
- Permanent capture instead of death, and conquest of whoever runs out of people first
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