I personally would like to see support for vehicles, ranging from small to large, and I don't just mean like a car on the map. I mean actual usable vehicles that, when you move them, move all the tokens on them as well. Theoretically, you could make it so that multiple tokens can be linked together.
I'm running a game that is basically a sea-faring game, so having a massive boat with a crew on that can be moved all at once would be invaluable.
Vehicle Support
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Re: Vehicle Support
To some degree, you can do that... whoever is doing the moving must have ownership of all tokens (or the GM must move) and then just select all. I was in a pickup session a few weeks ago where this approach was used to move boats and tokens in them on a swamp lake thing...RurouniQ wrote:I personally would like to see support for vehicles, ranging from small to large, and I don't just mean like a car on the map. I mean actual usable vehicles that, when you move them, move all the tokens on them as well. Theoretically, you could make it so that multiple tokens can be linked together.
I'm running a game that is basically a sea-faring game, so having a massive boat with a crew on that can be moved all at once would be invaluable.
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