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Glad to hear your feedback and I hope you had fun playing!
What you could do as a house rule is before you start the game you could throw away X amount of character cards/inventory cards and draw again giving you a 2nd but final chance to get better cards.
With the new rule yes, this would mean Mad Scientist will be able to attack for 1D6.
Also if, lets say, mad scientist buffs himself with the same buff, is he allowed to attack for 1d6?
When we were playing though, we found an issue: whats the difference between 'shared damage' and 'attacking both targets'?
e.g. War Vet Dik has both targets, and Explosives Dik has shared damage.
2. Shared damage is between your opponents characters. meaning you attack both of their characters at once for half of what you rolled each. for example: if I roll 15 for shared damage it rounds up to 16 and both targets take 8 damage each.
3. The game has been tested for 2 - 4 players but yes it can be easily expanded to more than that. You can even do team games of 2 v 2.
Can you clarify if a dik can attack when it's been brought into the game in the attack phase?
Also, how is shared damage done? Is it between the attacker and the attacked or both of the attacked player's diks? Is this the same as attacking both targets?
And just out of curiosity, this looks easily expandable for more players. Is that the case?