Elf pact team
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Elf pact team
OK so this is a little out there, but I've been playing Disciples II; The Rise of the Elves (Comp game) and I came up with this idea. In the game D2,trote there is a new faction, the Elven Alliance, which is made up of basically High and Wood Elves (though they call them Noble and Wild Elves instead), so I thought maybe this could be an idea for a team. But how would they look like?? Which type of elves would be put in what position?? Or is this just a stupid idea??
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At a guess from the way the original pact teams were made, you just take the best player position off of each of the 4 elf teams, right?
0-4 "Pro Elf" Catcher (8 MA, 3 ST, Catch and NOS makes it a natural choice)
0-2 "High Elf" Thrower ('Cos the DE thrower is more expensive)
0-1 "Wood Elf" Treeman (Every pact team needs a big guy!)
0-2 "Dark Elf" Witch Elf (Because the Wood Elf slot was used on the Big Guy...)
1-12 Standard Elves (You know, 6 3 4 8 )
0-4 "Pro Elf" Catcher (8 MA, 3 ST, Catch and NOS makes it a natural choice)
0-2 "High Elf" Thrower ('Cos the DE thrower is more expensive)
0-1 "Wood Elf" Treeman (Every pact team needs a big guy!)
0-2 "Dark Elf" Witch Elf (Because the Wood Elf slot was used on the Big Guy...)
1-12 Standard Elves (You know, 6 3 4 8 )
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Geez Galak, lighten up! I hated the pact teams as well and glad they are just house rules. This is just a bit of fun and certainly don't expect an elf pact team to be taken seriously. Though you should all try the computer game (if you like turn based strategy).GalakStarscraper wrote:Given these type of teams just died a rightful death .... woe to the individual who suggests bringing back this concept from the grave.
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Is perfect english. It DOESN'T mean:The pact team concept was as interesting as it was overpowered.
The pact team concept was interesting because it was overpowered.
It means:
The amount of interesting-ness was equal to it's overpowered-ness.
However, this is contrary to what M said, so perhaps he didn't mean it quite like that!

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