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Kind of an odd question, but it just popped into my head, so... How would you guys handle a rhythm-based challenge? I don't want it to be completely luck-based (i.e. just roll a die to see if it works), but at the same time I do want some kind of dice mechanic because...well...rhythm is kind of hard to represent textually. Do you think a rhythm challenge would even be possible?

Though, I guess there are worse impediments...

I can't even view the picture, the link is broken for me...

"No! Wait! Have the Knights attack first, THEN move, otherwise they'll get another Free Hit!"

This. Apparently, my last vote was misformatted ( ) so it doesn't count. Vote: George Lucas

"All right, Imperial Pikemen, stay put! Alexandre, if you'd be kind enough to advance your Pikemen northward, I'll have my crossbowmen go North as well, otherwise I'll move them SouthWest."

Yeah, but the promo is showing up on the site when I hover my mouse over the cart. (I was on there setting up a Wish List for easy ordering tomorrow, since the Anaheim store's selection is nonexistent thanks to the shoebox-sized temporary store they have to work out of until the remodeling finishes later this month.)

Will the promos be added before or after clicking the "checkout" button? I've reviewed my cart, even just adding the UCS R2-D2 and it still doesn't show up.

...and we have Troy Denning locked up in a room as well, that's perfect!

I've got my list made up, but I'm not going to buy the stuff if TC-14 isn't included (I have some LSW sets here but not all of the $75 is LEGO Star Wars). The message above the cart at shop.lego.com advertizes the sale, but how do I check to see if the promos have actually been added to the cart?

*insert inappropriate joke here* Well, if you're going to get all technical, then I guess I'd go with Implanted With Yuuzhan Vong Coral Seeds or Killed By Having Your Mind Invaded By A Sith Lord Wannabe.

Arthur edges toward the battle with his troops, trying to overhear the enemy soldiers' chatter.

Speaking of which, how DO you guys balance your enemies? Do you make up generic Heroes within the target level range and run simulated battles, or do a lot of mathematical equations, or...? (If you don't want to publicly post your methods, please feel free to just drop me a PM. )

Um, hello? Force Choke is the way to go!

Yes, they do get a free hit, they have to be targetted to prevent Free Hits.

Unvote: The_Customizer Vote: Commander Gee (K-Nut

He did say it wouldn't be posted for QUITE some time. Show a little respect, xxlrocka! Honestly, Kadabra, I really like the sound of it, though I'm a bit more hesitant on the Dragon Warrior aspect. I'm sure by the time the Expert Classes (and by extension, this Quest) is ready, you'll have the kinks ironed out.

"Thanks, Isabella. Alright, troops, move out!" Arthur attempts to overhear any relevant chatter among the enemy troops.

Yeah, they are, after all, a Wolf-gang. Heh heh...

"Isabella, not quite, you need to Attack with the Knights, then move them SouthWest and move Pikemen D into the Knights' spot, otherwise I'm stuck back here. "

That has to be the first snake vehicle I've seen that I want just as a snake vehicle.

OOC: What if she attacks once, and THEN moves? Realizing his current options were a bit limited, Arthur simply orders both of his units to move NorthWest. "Isabella! New plan, your Knights should attack BEFORE they move. Otherwise, same plan as before."

It's easy, lynch one, vigkill the other. Guaranteed one-two kill on the Scum.

"Isabella! If you move your Knights one hex SouthWest and then have them attack while your Pikemen D move NorthWest atop the hill and your Pikemen C move into the forest to their NorthWest, you'll be able to obliterate the cultists next Round." OOC: I know that all movement must cease when a unit moves into a mountain or a forest, but Mounted units can still attack with their second turn, right? Arthur considers his options a moment before giving his orders to his own troops.

As he waits for the troops to complete their determined movements, Arthur decides to listen in on the chatter among the troops.