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I've completed the 1st draft of the rules for Doom: The Advanced Campaign and am proof-reading them now. I'm not going to upload this pile of crap anywhere public yet (making changes left and right) but if you really want to see it for yourself, PM me or email me at shnar@hotmail.com an email address and I'll email it to you directly (350kb PDF, since there's no images in the manual yet). Please note it's a 1st draft of a rough draft, so it's still missing a lot of spit and polish.
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Cool. Thanks for the update to let us know you're still cranking away. I'll PM you shortly for that link. =P I like looking at rules, even if they're not finished up yet.
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Friend accepted, shoot me your email and I'll send you a copy of the PDF :)
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What's that, what's that ? New content ? new missions for the game ? Me wants a lookie, me interested !
My Wishlist : A Game of Thrones / Ad Astra / BattleLore / Chaos in the Old World / Conan / Dust / Middle-Earth Quest / Runewars / Starcraft / Tannhäuser / Tide of Iron / War of the Ring - You love these games ? Try to convince me to buy them ! I still hesitate...
I'm trying to adapt the Descent Advance Campaign rules to Doom (the ones that came in Road To Legend and Sea of Blood). The first step is writing the rule book. I've recently completed the first draft of the rulebook (it's missing intro stuff and common effects/tile stuff at the back). Since it's a rough draft of a rough draft, I didn't want to post it anywhere for the general public. However, because a few here have been anxious to read it when completed, I'm allowing anyone to PM or email me (shnar@hotmail.com) and I'll send you the PDF directly for review.
Unfortunately the manual is only about 20% of the work needed for the Advanced Campaign. Now I have to create Avatars, Lieutenants, 30 Sector Levels, Encounter Levels, special End-Game levels, etc. There's a lot of work left to be done, but at least it's progressing along...
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I might be interested to try and make some sector levels when you complete the polished version of the rules. Should be fun 
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shnar said:
Unfortunately the manual is only about 20% of the work needed for the Advanced Campaign. Now I have to create Avatars, Lieutenants, 30 Sector Levels, Encounter Levels, special End-Game levels, etc. There's a lot of work left to be done, but at least it's progressing along...
As a small (and not entirely unselfish) suggestion, I would suggest working on the sector levels and LTs first, followed by special levels and Avatars. That way you can playtest the basic mechanics of the campaign "dungeons" while you're still working on the rarer end-game content.
As far as common effects and tiles, unless you're planning on making your own and/or changing how the tiles and effects function from core Doom rules, I'd say just reference the base game rulebook. No need to re-invent the wheel when you've got so much other work ahead of you.
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Good point on order of priority. Before I added anything more to the rulebook, I wanted to create a couple Sector Levels to show those that want to help what I'm looking for. I was thinking though after I had a /few/ sector levels done, I should get one Avatar done and use it to start up a test campaign.
As for the effects, I was again just mimicing the RtL rulebook. The last part of the manual lists all the effects from all the expansions, so I figured I'd do something similar, copy/paste all the effects from both rules as well as any new ones (like Power Generators, Health Stations, Storage Units, Elevators, etc).
I am going to need some graphics art assistance. My photoshop skills only go so far. Maybe I should pick up a drawing tablet...
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Let me know if you need any help, my man.
Waiting for better Cosmic Encounter avatars (where's the warp?).
All right, I've pieced together a couple missions that I think are what I'm looking for. These have *not* been playtested (kind of hard since I haven't quite figured out all the other variations of the game ;)) they are more a quick guideline to the type of missions I think suitable for Doom: The Advanced Campaign.
You can download a PDF with sectors 002 and 003 at www.jediwars.com/doom/missionssample.pdf. I also uploaded the rulebook for anyone else interested in perusing at the same location: www.jediwars.com/doom/AndHellFollowed-Draft1.pdf.
-shnar
Edit: made the URLs links (silly forum).
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Fun stuff Schnar. One question though. What are the stats of the doctor in sector 002 (wounds/armor)?
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Haven't figured out yet, but probably 2 armor 5 health and 4MPs. It'll be like RtL though, there'll be a section in the rulebook for all markers in the game (from base, expansion, and And Hell Followed) and one of these markers will be 'civilians', which includes the doctor.
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Great stuff Shnar!
PM me if you need any help (testing, balancing, harsh judgement :D etc.)
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I've been kicking myself for month for not picking up the game/expansion on the FFG sale!
I loved the PC games, especially DOOM3 so I don't know why I have been skipping this game all these years.
I love Descent, and I kept telling myself "It's just a crappier version of Descent. Video Game boardgames can't be good right? Space Hulk is better"
But none of that matters, DOOM looks friggan awesome!!!
Your work looks killer! I've been reading those threads you have at Board Game Geek. If I got DOOM, I'd definitely use your variant and The Warps variant as well!
Doom is not a crappier version than Descent! It's much more streamlined and tense to play. If you like the video game, you will enjoy this I am sure! :)
Doom should be available for you somewhere. Just do a little internet search. I bought my Doom expansion on Ebay.
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