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Ngoeminne: /* Playig the game */

2016-04-10T11:20:50Z

Playig the game

Ngoeminne: /* General */

2016-04-10T10:56:52Z

General

Ngoeminne: /* Playig the game */

2016-04-10T10:55:41Z

Playig the game

Ngoeminne at 10:54, 10 April 2016

2016-04-10T10:54:50Z

Ngoeminne at 10:53, 10 April 2016

2016-04-10T10:53:44Z

Ngoeminne: /* WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW) */

2016-04-08T12:52:39Z

WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW)

Ngoeminne at 12:49, 8 April 2016

2016-04-08T12:49:48Z

Ngoeminne: /* WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW) */

2016-04-08T12:45:19Z

WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW)

Ngoeminne: /* WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW) */

2016-04-08T12:43:39Z

WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW)

Ngoeminne: /* WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW) */

2016-04-08T12:42:17Z

WTactics' Relation to Battle for Wesnoth (BfW)

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 Since WTactis is an free and open project, anyone can create a rule set, and play using our cards. In fact we encourage players to think about the rules, and take part in discussions on how to improve them.
-The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are just a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rule, go ahead and just have fun playing.
+The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are just a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rules, go ahead and just have fun playing.
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-[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-1" >Q: How will the game be playable with real paper cards?</span>]]
+[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-1" >Q: Will the game be playable with real paper cards?</span>]]
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 Yes, we will supply the world with the cards as ''high resolution files'' in standard file formats like png/pdf etc. People can then print the cards for themselves (and use plastic ccg sleeves to make them thicker/sturdier) or develop them as digital photos and get ''really'' professional-looking cards to play with. There's nothing to stop you from printing on materials other than paper, if you want. (Should you find a way to print on plastic cards please let us know!)
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 Everyone is also allowed to sell this game, meaning there is probably somewhere that you can buy it online, pre-printed and nicely packaged. You could also pay somebody to assemble it all for you if you can't/won't do it yourself. WT would, even in that case, still be very competitive and price worthy. To be honest though, if you are not interested in even assembling a game odds are high that you would thrive in a non-community driven forum where the players are just consumers. We would however still recommend you to try this out: It's actually fun and gives satisfaction to have accomplished something yourself.
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 Since WTactis is an free and open project, anyone can create a rule set, and play using our cards. In fact we encourage players to think about the rules, and take part in discussions on how to improve them.
-The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are simple a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rule, go ahead and just have fun playing.
+The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are just a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rule, go ahead and just have fun playing.
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 == General ==

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 == Playig the game ==
-[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-0" >Q: How do I play the game?</span>]]
+[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-a0" >Q: How do I play the game?</span>]]
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+<div id="mw-customcollapsible-a0" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
 WTactis offers multiple rule sets, so you can actually play the game in different ways.
 Start by reading your favorite rule set, then build your deck using the cards available in our card database. Print, cut and sleeve them and you're all set.
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-[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-1" >Q: Why are there multiple rule sets?</span>]]
+[[#|<span class="mw-customtoggle-a1" >Q: Why are there multiple rule sets?</span>]]
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+<div id="mw-customcollapsible-a1" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
 Since WTactis is an free and open project, anyone can create a rule set, and play using our cards. In fact we encourage players to think about the rules, and take part in discussions on how to improve them.
 The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are simple a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rule, go ahead and just have fun playing.

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		+	== Playig the game ==
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		+	[[#\|<span class="mw-customtoggle-0" >Q: How do I play the game?</span>]]
		+	<div id="mw-customcollapsible-0" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
		+	WTactis offers multiple rule sets, so you can actually play the game in different ways.
		+	Start by reading your favorite rule set, then build your deck using the cards available in our card database. Print, cut and sleeve them and you're all set.
		+	</div>
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		+	[[#\|<span class="mw-customtoggle-1" >Q: Why are there multiple rule sets?</span>]]
		+	<div id="mw-customcollapsible-1" class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
		+	Since WTactis is an free and open project, anyone can create a rule set, and play using our cards. In fact we encourage players to think about the rules, and take part in discussions on how to improve them.
		+	The rule sets are not even fixed, and they are simple a guideline on how the game could be played. If you and your opponents agree to tweak the rule, go ahead and just have fun playing.
		+	</div>
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	== General ==		== General ==

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 Not at all, there is no such relation between the games. However, if you do happen to like one of them we’re confident you should at the very least give the other one a shot. One of them is made for computer gaming, other one is a tabletop card game.
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 . WT also ''gives back'' all of its own new and original art work to the Battle for Wesnoth community and the open source community in general.
-. Except for that, WT has really ''nothing to do'' with the computer game Battle for Wesnoth, its forum, wiki or developers.<em> Please don't contact '''any representative for BfW if you want information about WT, and vice versa!''' We are two totally separate teams with two separate goals and creations and there is no official co-work going on.
+. Except for that, WT has really ''nothing to do'' with the computer game Battle for Wesnoth, its forum, wiki or developers. '''Please don't contact''' any representative for BfW if you want information about WT, and vice versa! We are two totally separate teams with two separate goals and creations and there is no official co-work going on.
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	If you on the other hand have some of the following concepts in mind: Time of day, more randomness and damage types – then please don’t contact us about those topics if you want to include them in the Original Rules Concept. They’ve been under consideration and we have decided against it for different reasons. Again: Ask your self if the reason you want it in WT is that it ''replicates'' BfW, or if it is because it brings something else to WT which isn’t there. (If you on the other hand want to devise a brand new rules system that use such mechanics please go ahead and then contact us – we happily acknowledge and accept all suggested systems and would ''love'' to publish it here!)		If you on the other hand have some of the following concepts in mind: Time of day, more randomness and damage types – then please don’t contact us about those topics if you want to include them in the Original Rules Concept. They’ve been under consideration and we have decided against it for different reasons. Again: Ask your self if the reason you want it in WT is that it ''replicates'' BfW, or if it is because it brings something else to WT which isn’t there. (If you on the other hand want to devise a brand new rules system that use such mechanics please go ahead and then contact us – we happily acknowledge and accept all suggested systems and would ''love'' to publish it here!)
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		+	[[#\|<span class="mw-customtoggle-26" >Q: What is the relationship between the two games?</span>]]
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		+	1. WTactics is short for Wesnoth Tactics, as the game is heavily inspired by BfW and is set in the same or a very similar universe, using many of its characters and some of Wesnoth’s game concepts. In part, WT is a tribute to the BfW community and open source gaming in particular.
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		+	2. WTactics uses some of the excellent artwork found in Battle for Wesnoth as card art, mainly for our creature cards.
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		+	3. WT also ''gives back'' all of its own new and original art work to the Battle for Wesnoth community and the open source community in general.
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		+	4. Except for that, WT has really ''nothing to do'' with the computer game Battle for Wesnoth, its forum, wiki or developers.<em> Please don't contact''' any representative for BfW if you want information about WT, and vice versa! We are two totally separate teams with two separate goals and creations and there is no official co-work going on.
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