Reply: King of Tokyo:: Variants:: Re: Another attempt to encourage card...
by a1bertfearoffours wrote:You can do this? Wow, missed that.:D Well, for most games it is good to read the rules also after the first game. In King of Tokyo the rules are deceptively short, so it is...
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by fearoffours I also think some important points are hidden away in side panels (eg that you cannot increase health above 10 without specific cards!)
View ArticleThread: King of Tokyo:: Rules:: Mimic bought first?
by roboraygun Just wanted to get confirmation we played this correctly. When Mimic is first purchased you choose another card to place the mimic token on and then can later pay to move the token....
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by ghopper21 I for one would agree with you, but I can see the logic in the other player's view also. Dunno if there's any official ruling on this.
View ArticleReply: King of Tokyo:: Rules:: Re: Mimic bought first?
by a1bert My literal interpretation is that you would not be able to use the Mimic. When there is at least one another card on the table at the beginning of your turn, you can pay 1 energy to Mimic a...
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by IelloGamesroboraygun wrote:Just wanted to get confirmation we played this correctly. When Mimic is first purchased you choose another card to place the mimic token on and then can later pay to move...
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New Image for King of Tokyo
by FarawayPicturesKing of Tokyo. Thanks to FridayNinja @ Deviant Art for stock background.
View ArticleReply: King of Tokyo:: Rules:: Re: Mimic bought first?
by roboraygun Thanks everyone (and iello =)! ) for the responses!
View ArticleReply: King of Tokyo:: Reviews:: Re: A box of fun, but....
by Phil81Alex Awesome wrote:The monster-dials doesnt lend itself to taking a glance at the other players and making calculations on where you stand in the game. I totally agree and am really surprised...
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by Alex AwesomePhil81 wrote:Alex Awesome wrote:The monster-dials doesnt lend itself to taking a glance at the other players and making calculations on where you stand in the game. I totally agree and...
View ArticleThread: King of Tokyo:: Strategy:: Whats the benefit of staying in Tokyo?
by Oranjb I just got this game & played it a few times with my group (6 people in total). By the 3rd game no one wanted to be in Tokyo (or Tokyo Bay) because you keep getting pummelled & then...
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by Sizzla This isn't necessarily a hard and fast rule, but generally the more people playing, the less beneficial staying in Tokyo is. In a 3 player game, there's more of a temptation to risk another...
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by ras2124Oranjb wrote:I just got this game & played it a few times with my group (6 people in total). By the 3rd game no one wanted to be in Tokyo (or Tokyo Bay) because you keep getting pummelled...
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New Image for King of Tokyo
by BillythehutMeka Dragon with 5 health can't roll a heart, but claws rolled force him into Tokyo, he never gets out alive.
View ArticleReply: King of Tokyo:: Strategy:: Re: Whats the benefit of staying in Tokyo?
by SirHandsome The benefits are the obvious ones (bonus points and attack-everyone). However, you usually have to "set yourself up" to be in Tokyo to actually feel like "The King." whether that means...
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by TnT! Don't stay in Tokyo too long. You can leave when taking only one damage. But that only reinforces your concept that taking Tokyo is bad. However, timing is everything. With 6 players if you can...
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by Verdigris97 There are cards that make Tokyo much less painful, and once you get one (or two!) of them the two VP per round starts to look very attractive. (Although I could see how playing with 6...
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by Ballyman91 I have found 5-6 player actually a bit frustrating for this reason. It's possible to be in Tokyo, get hit by damage, come out and then get hit again by the person in Tokyo bay or city...
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by roboraygun Yeh the more people playing, the more you have to "prepare" for your strategy. If everyone is out rolling for VP, it means they won't have time to attack! Agreed with the statement above...
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