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(New page: {{ParentArticle|Schemes}} Bricks is a quite simple game, which mainly relies on the players' accuracy with certain weapons. ==Details== {{Game setup|file=Bricks.wsc|scheme=Bricks...) |
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| − | [[Bricks]] is a | + | [[Bricks]] is a simple game relying on the players' accuracy with thrown weapons. The scheme resembles the [[fort]] scheme, in that the players (of which there are only two) place their worms on opposite sides of the map. The map is wider than a standard map, and is entirely empty apart from a couple of "floating platforms" on each side. Players put their worms on these platforms, and attack each other with Bazookas, Mortars, Grenades and Cluster Bombs. From this on, the game's goal is simply to drown the other player's worms. The game has no strategy; it involves only the skill of the players with thrown weapons. |
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | [[Bricks]] was invented by [[People/TSR|TSR]], and is still known by only a handful of players. When asked about the game, he replied: ''"The idea is a minimalist fort/long rage target practice kind of thing | + | [[Bricks]] was invented by [[People/TSR|TSR]], and is still known by only a handful of players. When asked about the game, he replied: ''"The idea is a minimalist fort/long rage target practice kind of thing"'', which pretty much explains all there is to know. |
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Latest revision as of 09:47, 11 July 2010
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Bricks is a simple game relying on the players' accuracy with thrown weapons. The scheme resembles the fort scheme, in that the players (of which there are only two) place their worms on opposite sides of the map. The map is wider than a standard map, and is entirely empty apart from a couple of "floating platforms" on each side. Players put their worms on these platforms, and attack each other with Bazookas, Mortars, Grenades and Cluster Bombs. From this on, the game's goal is simply to drown the other player's worms. The game has no strategy; it involves only the skill of the players with thrown weapons.
History
Bricks was invented by TSR, and is still known by only a handful of players. When asked about the game, he replied: "The idea is a minimalist fort/long rage target practice kind of thing", which pretty much explains all there is to know.
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