u/Absona
I've been making little sims for some of the 6.4 mechanics, and I think they're about ready to share beyond my static.
They run in the browser and have duty support NPCs, so you don't need to install anything or coordinate mechanics practice time with other people.
I've only been making t
I liked Emeria's Static Gear Tracker 6.2, and I didn't see a 6.4 version anywhere, so I made one.
I've changed how the tier data is handled in hopes of preventing any updates from being missed, so any bugs are probably my fault due to that.
In terms of functionality it's just the same as Emeria's 6.2 tracker. It shows what drops or tokens each player needs for BiS, and the Loot Distribution tab is automatically populated based on the Weekly Drops tab.
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I posted these before, but I learned today that I had uploaded the wrong PDF, which probably made the instructions very confusing! I have now fixed the PDFs. I also made some tokens slightly smaller so the A4 version could have wider side margins, and I cleaned up the images in the instructions and made PDF instructions in case anyone wants to print them.
https://gitlab.com/Absotively/keyforge-tokens/blob/master/README.md
I made these paper tokens that people can print, cut, and fold.
https://i.redd.it/u60g6hnohew11.jpg
They're mostly for cheapskates like me who are planning to buy a deck or two first and then consider buying nice tokens or the starter or something later. But they might also be useful for things like offering people free paper tokens to cut and fold at an introductory sealed tournament.
Feedback on whether this is a good mix of tokens and also on whether the A4 version prints ok would be very welcome!
A brief timeline of my understanding of the hamburger icon:
Even if it were a more traditional hamburger icon, I think I would still have found it baffling. The behaviour I expect from hamburger icons is that they open a menu temporarily, and then the menu closes when I click
I've made some minor updates to www.cache-refresh.info.
I’ve wanted to make the rules info more concise since I made the bidding reference cards, but I couldn’t figure out how to condense it without losing details that some people might need, so I’ve just added separate short versions of the deckbuilding and bidding rules and hidden the detailed versions by default.
I also updated the product references (Revised Core/Red Sand/Kitara instead of Core/Flashpoint/Red Sand), and I made some changes to the FAQ.
I’d like feedback on whether people like the table for bidding results. I think it works better than a description would on the reference cards, but I’m
I made a reference card for the bidding for Cache Refresh, because lots of people seem to find it complicated.
It's in three formats:
There are links to all three at the bottom of the bidding section on http://www.cache-refresh.info/.
I just realized that three of the official Cache Refresh events have already happened, according to the regionals listing. But I haven't seen anyone post about them anywhere, so: how did they go? What was the participation rate? Did people enjoy them? What was the meta like? How was the bidding?
The events in question were May 21 at Uncle’s Games in Bellevue, WA; May 28 at Pair-A-Dice Games in Vista, CA; and May 28 at Pastimes in Niles, IL.
