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Battlelore
Epic Fantasy Adventures
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Multiple Core Sets
Published on 19 April 2011 - 11:08:42

I recently purchased one single core set of Battlelore.  I'm really enjoying it.  I have the Epic expansion and one of the scenarios needs two core boxes of Battlelore. 

A friend saw that I was getting into the game and offered to sell me an additional 2 full core sets of Battlelore.  It seems like the most core sets you would ever need would be 2.  Is there any use for having 3 full core sets of the game?  Could you make one huge map out of 2 core set maps and the Epic expansion map? 

I am a well paid slave.

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Reply #1 | Published on 19 April 2011 - 08:05:04

I own two sets, but only because when I play CtA I hate to use the levy counters.  It also means I have spare dice and cards should I need them in the future.

 

I can't imagine a use for three core sets unless you plan on really messing around with building scenarios and variants and what-not.

 

I don't think three maps would line up properly (art wise) - but of course, you would ignore the red lines and any gaps in the art and call each map a section.  Could be a fun way to play with 4 or 6 players and some modified Epic rules.  Could also be a fun way to play a seige or something similar.

 

Let us know if you try it!!

 

Cheers,

Giles.

 

 

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Reply #2 | Published on 19 April 2011 - 11:08:42

Well I do like messing around with rules systems.  Maybe having 3 core sets is worth a go.  Thanks for the encouragment, Giles.  My wallet hates you, but I think you're alright

I am a well paid slave.

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