Bomes card game

Doing the damage type that you are strong in results in double damage, so if you use a Bone Dragon which is a slashing type , and use a slashing attack, you are granted STAB, which does double damage. What's more, doing a type damage against a type weak to that damage type is also doubled.

This doubling stacks, so if you are a type, and use that type move, and against a creature weak to that type, then you do 4x damage! There was an alternate version of the game, played using standard, non-magical cards. This version was played much the same way as the adult version, but without capturing creatures or having them battle.

Each card had a drawn image of the bone monster on it, and they would play cards against other cards, and somehow someone won.

It's unclear, all we know is that there was no actual fighting in this version. It was a favorite of Skud Derringer's. Not much is known about how this game is played. There were many different styles of cards, each one with a different bone on it, in the shape of a little monster.

They could be arranged in "sets", styled after structures of the human body, such as the Skull Set, for example. The were released in packs of 15, which cost 1 silver each. The packs were randomized, and one would have to buy many packs to complete a set. Dndpodcast Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Episode 8 - Robot No Feel Love? Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Bones card game.

Edit source History Talk 0. Categories Greetings Adventurers Items Add category. Cancel Save. Roll the remaining dice and add up your score using all five dice. The scoring for Bones is as follows: Three of a kind is worth times the number of dots on one of the dice, with the exception of rolling three "ones," which is worth 1, points.

For example, three of a kind of three dots is worth points. Five of a kind is worth 10, points. Each extra die with one dot is worth points and remaining five-dotted dice are worth 50 points each.

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