>Lord Licorice has created monsters.
Like the Bro/fit/? Who forces poor Candy land inhabitants to eat oatz and do quads and dead lifts all the time for burn sugar and fat excess?

lord licorice is that fag who mods suptg irc right

>>15297454

What You Need:

A Candy Land Board Game
2 6-Sided Dice (henceforth referred to d6s), 1 Red (Player d6), 1 Black (Baddie d6)

Terminology:

Baddie: Any enemy that you have to fight.

Hit Points (HP): The amount of damage a character or baddie can take before s/he is defeated.

Strong: The stat that determines attack accuracy and damage rolls. Any die roll involving Strong is referred to as a Strong die (dice) or a Strong d6.

Quick: The stat that determines dodging defense and attack speed rolls. Any die roll involving Quick is referred to as a Quick die (dice) or a Quick d6.

Tough: The stat that determines hit points and resilience. Any die roll involving Tough is referred to as a Tough die (dice) or a Tough d6.

Heal: The stat that determines healing rolls. Any die roll involving Heal is referred to as a Heal die (dice) or a Heal d6.


Start Up:

Each player selects one of four characters. Each character has some preset stats and a unique ability (to be detailed in later posts and in images). Everyone then rolls a Tough d6 and adds the result to their Tough score. The number becomes the character's hit points.

Players then roll Quick to determine the turn order. In case of a tie, the player with the highest Quick score goes first. Moving across the board is the same as in traditional Candy Lane, except that every square has a chance of a Baddie appearing on it (except site squares such as the Peppermint Forest, they are safe squares). Whenever a player lands on a square, he must roll the Baddie die, and if a 4, 5, or 6 is rolled, he must draw a Baddie card from the deck and fight it.

(If there is a person playing as the Baddies, he rolls the Baddie die and draws the card instead).

>>15297524

Combat:

Combat: The player whose character is engaged in combat rolls the red player die, and another player (or the Baddie Master, who I suppose would be Lord Licorice) rolls the black Baddie die. To determine who goes first, both people roll Quick, and the higher result goes first. In case of a tie, the player always goes first.

The attack rolls a die and adds his Strong score to see if he can land a hit. The defender rolls a die and adds his Quick die to see if he can dodge it. In the case of a tie, the defender wins and the attack misses.

To roll for damage, the attacker rolls Strong again and deals damage to the defender's HP equal to the result of the roll. The defender rolls for Tough to determine how much damage he resists. He subtracts his result from the attacker's roll, and the amount left over (minimum of 1 point of damage dealt) is dealt to the defender's HP.

When a Baddie dies, it is removed from the deck and the player that defeated it gains 1 Baddie Token. After 5 tokens are gathered, a player may trade them in to increase one of their abilities or their HP by 1.

If the player wishes to flee from battle, he must roll for Quick and get an 8 or higher as a result (for most players this is a roll of 5 or 6 on the die).

(Note: The Cards are rough drafts and the images will obviously be replaced, once I find better pictures or a drawfag becomes interested and draws some stuff up for me)

>>15297550

Healing: A player may choose to skip their turn (provided they are not trapped in the molasses swamp or lost in the Lollipop Forest) and roll a Heal die, adding their heal score to their HP. During battle, a player may roll a Heal die instead of attacking.

Player Defeat: Whenever a player's HP is reduced to 0, he must return to the last special location (Peppermint Forest, Gumdrop Mountains, etc.) he passed and start again from there, with no Baddie tokens and all of his ability scores reset to their original values. He must also reroll his HP.

The first one to the Candy Castle wins!

It's a pretty straight forward and easy to pick up alteration to the game, requiring only 2 dice, the Baddie Deck, and some paper. For those who want the full experience, they can print out the character cards as well.

I
Love
This...

The only thing I really need any help on is making Baddies. There will be a fairly even mix of trash fodder, mediocre shock troops, and elite enemies throughout the deck, drawn at random. The rules for applying stats is such:

Trash: Stat Minimum 1, Maximum 3. Total of all stats cannot exceed 10. They are weaker than the players.

Mediocre: Stat Minimum 3, Maximum 5. Total of all stats cannot exceed 15. They are at the same level as the players.

Elite: Stat Minimum 4, Maximum 6. Total of all stats cannot exceed 20. They are stronger than the players.

Baddies have abilities as well, but I'm not sure how I'm going to go about setting them up. Most of the deck (which will be 30 to 60 cards) will be Mediocre Baddies (50%), then Trash (30%), then Elite (20%), ideally.

So /tg/, do you want to help me recreate childhood memories?

>>15297566

Haha thank you.

here's the card template I've used for everything so far. Baddies will have set HP (rolled just like a characters, but they don't roll new HP every game if you catch my drift)

>>15297606

Here's a better template for creating Baddies.

I don't want to beg, but could someone keep this bumped until tomorrow (provided it becomes popular)? I have to go to work for the rest of the day and would like to see if this takes off at all.

>>15297653

Forgot the picture

Bump for cool OC.

Have you considered PvP?

>>15297666

Not really, but I imagine it would work a lot like regular combat, but against another player. If a player defeats a player, then the loser would have to go ALL THE WAY back to the beginning, and the winner would get 2 Baddie Tokens I guess.

I'll think on it, but for now I must go to work.

What font are you using for the cards?

Also, pic related, do you think Baddie cards should have a bit of differentiation from the Hero cards?

Have fun at work:

Elete Baddie:

Candy Khorne, the Betrayer

"CREAM FOR THE CREAM GOD! SHELLS FOR THE SHELL THRONE!"

HP: 4
Tough: 5
Quick: 5
Strong :6

PvP doesn't sound fantastic unless there's something to make it different from just fighting baddies. Also I fucking love this.

I'm thinking something looking like gumdrop crossed with a goomba for a trash baddy. Then a licorice black knight as an elite?

Dr. Vanilla and Mr. Chocolate
(because every game needs a couple Gothic horror references)

Elite
Strong:4 (6)
Quick: 6 (4)
Tough: 4 (6)
Heal: 6 (4)

His effect could be something along the lines of "Roll a D6 at the start of each turn, on a 1-3 use the first set of stats, if it's a 4-6 use the bracketed set of stats

.

bump

Oh, God, OP, this is excellent. Now we should do the same with Monopoly and Chutes and Ladders.

"And, lo and behold, the 'classic' board games were actually fun to play once more. The End."

I have an idea for Checkers. You still field the same pieces, but now you have a list of "tactics" which let you move the pieces in different ways. Some are more expensive than others, and every turn you gain "tactic points" which let you use these tactics. This way, you have more options and the game becomes about managing your points wisely.

Everyone knows the real villain of Candy Land is that motherfucker Plumpy.

bump

buming for OP to get back already.

This is amazing. You may make me go out and try and buy candyland.


>mfw this thread

Thank you, OP. Collect your reward whenever your body is ready.

>>15300392

I don't know how to do chutes and ladders, but for some reason I can see Monopoly as some sort of thing like building fortresses and stationing armies and the like, or something.

Oh god, there goes my random thought time for the immediate future.

>>15297454
>>15297524
>>15297550
>>15297557
>>15297583

This is the best thing.

This isn't going to 404

lovin' it! can't quire spare the time for details, but some random baddie ideas...

Gingerbread Golem, Chocolate Elemental, Tooth Rotters, Lollipopolypse, Sugar Shock Troops, Sweet Tarts (candy-ized kung-fu hookers), Candy Kane and Candy Abel, Kit Cats, Gummy Grizzlies, Swedish Pirhana/Sharks, Poprock Elementals, Colonel Cataffy, Candy Kahn, Jack the Twizzler, gluttons/gobblers (genric trash style monsters, likely), Wailing Fundip, Gummigeist...

all i got for now

Goombrops

HP:3
Strong: 3
Tough: 1
Quick: 1
SPECIAL ABILITY: Endless Numbers. Whenever a player defeats a Goombrop, roll a d6. On a 6, another appears. If the last place you passed was Gumdrop Mountains, another Goombrop appears on a 5 or 6.

moammar gadhershey?
pop rocketeers (suicide bombers)?

Mahatma Gummi? player instantly wins because he refuses to fight

Stick Pixies, Bubblegum Dragons, Black Licorice dragons

expanding off luffy 316 >>15306240 :
I ignored the stat requirement thing, sorry if it bugs someone.
Ginger bread golem

HP: 3 (1)
Strong: 4 (2)
Tough 5 (3)
Quick: 2 (0)
Heal: 2 (0)

The golem keeps fighting even after limb loss, when he dies the golem comes back with two less points in all attributes (see parentheses).

Swedish piranhas

HP: 3
Strong 4
Tough 2
Quick 5
Heal: 1

Swarm: Swedish Piranhas can make two attack rolls in exchange for not adding tough to tough roll on players next turn (the player makes two tough rolls and chooses the highest and applies both to each attack.)

Kit Cats

Hp 2
Strong 2
Tough 1
Quick 3
Heal 3

On defeat, the loud crunch of the broken Kit Cat beckons another creature. Roll a d6, on a 6 the Licorice Lord (player 5) draws another baddie and fights the player again

Pop Rockets

Hp 1
Strong 5
Tough 1
Quick 4
Heal 1

When defeated, Pop Rockets explode dealing damage to combatant and any players in an adjacent space. The combatant may only add one half (rounded down) of their tough to their tough roll, given they weren’t braced for impact.

Fundip pot

Hp 3
Strong 1
Tough 3
Quick 1
Heal 1

When a player attacks the fundip pot, they must roll a d6. On a 6, their attack fails and they fall into the boiling fundip. The player takes an attack from the dip when this happens.

Neapolitan Bonaparte:

Hp 3
Strong 4
Tough 2
Quick 5
Heal 1

Upon taking any damage (non fatal), Neapolitan will attempt to flee to Elba. Each participant rolls quick d6. If the baddie’s roll is higher he flees and no token is gained, if a player rolls higher, he cuts him off in his escape attempt and gains an extra attack of opportunity.

OP bump so I have time to read before 404

I'd thought about making a Candy Land themed Risk game.
Then I remembered how much I hate Risk.

Alright, I'm back from work and ready to get some shit done.

>>15297762

I used a font called Mistral, then Bolded it. And yes, the baddies should be a little different than the hero cards.


Also, for any potential drawfags, I have some ideas for the hero art:

Lord Lemon the Yellow: A samurai with a katana and wakazashi, and a half of a lemon as a hat. Primary color would be yellow, obviously.

Sir Cinnamon the Red: A medieval knight with a two handed axe. The haft of the axe is a stick of cinnamon.

Lady Lime the Green: Another knight style figure with a big shield and a spear. The only thing I could think of for her to incorporate her flavor is lime-shaped breast plates, but we can work on that one.

Baronet Berry the Blue: She gets a staff or something. Outside of that, no idea.

Also, should we replace Lord Lemon's Fleet of Foot with an ability to roll 2 Quick dice for initiative in battle, the chance to dodge an opponent in battle, or keep it the way it is? Right now it seems like he'd be able to get to the Castle right away.

I was also thinking about giving every hero 2 abilities to help them stand out against the Baddies some more. Thoughts?

Here are some of the Baddies in card form. I'm gonna do an image search later on.

>>15307336

>>15307339

We should make him look like real Khorne, but made out of Candy Corn.

>>15307342

>>15307361

>>15307492

You should have players fight Lord Licorice in the end to win the game. He should have 25 points to distribute amongst his stats.

Ability: Every time Lord Licorice has to roll a die, he instead rolls two dice and uses the higher of the two rolls.

>>15307146
I had a go

>>15308043
>>15307838

Op (from iPhone, forgive lack of namefagging). These are great. Please keep going goodsir!

bravo maji. Amazing artwork so far
may I suggest that for baron blue you dress her as a stereotypical mage. I was thinking staff sort of layered frilly dress thing. Blueberrys on the top of the staff if you can. That's just how I picture her. I'm sure you have something in your head.

Bump

love the artwork. This will be....grand

>>15307838
>>15308043
>>15308221
>>15308401

I will create the updated character cards with this artwork sometime tomorrow. Currently between jobs and don't have the time. Thank you Magi, I'll credit you.

>>15307342

He totally needs to be Candy Khorne on the card.

>>15307726

I like the idea of an end boss, but I'm having a hard time visualizing numbers right now, but also because I can't see the game board. Is this version of Lord Licorice beatable if a player fails to defeat him, and is reduced to starting stats? If not, or if it requires stupidly lucky rolls, he should be changed or toned down. Otherwise you can end up with each of the players stuck and unable to defeat the end baddy.

Also, If I recall correctly, some candyland cards have 2 colors on them. Should the players check for baddies twice?

>>15311062
maybe his stats equal yours? but honestly i was fine with no end boss to begin with

>>15312018

could work. Goddamnit, I feel like I need to go out and buy Candyland and then figure out how long the game will have gone on by then. If it's short, I like a boss idea, if it's longer, just getting there should be enough.

Holy.
Fucking.
Shit!

This is awesome! I...I have no words. Just...wow.

The suddenly Cavity Creeps. Hundreds of them.

Needs loot cards! Little ones can be like

Cream Soda
Discard this card to instantly heal 5 HP

but awesome ones can be like

Peppermint Lumberjack (Cohort)
Discard this card to summon a Peppermint Lumberjack to assist you in battle.

HP: 8
Strong: 5, Quick 4, Tough: 4, Heal: 2

You could draw one when you defeat an Elite Baddie, or maybe when you land on a named space.

>>15312891
It would have to be 90% trash, like one time boosts to a roll. Add 1 to your next Strong Roll etc. Then have named one battle cohorts like King Candy, the Blue Fairy, Princess Lollipop, Peppermint Lumberjack. If you actually manage to draw one of those it would give you a good chance of actually beating Lord Licorice.

Gloppy, the Master of Molasses
Elite Baddie
HP: 15
Strong: 6
Quick: 2 (Breakin da rules for thematic purposes)
Tough: 6
Heal: 4

You are Here Forever: If you are not already stuck in Molasses Swamp, now you are, move your piece there immediately, skip your next turn.

No Escape: You cannot Flee from Gloppy

Stick Around: If you are defeated by Gloppy take this card and shuffle it back into the Baddie Deck.

>>15313033
Drawing Gloppy would SUCK ASS.

>>15307336
Ya, I'm going to drawfag this SO hard

>>15313130
just need to clean it up

rolled 79 = 79

>>15313296
Maybe you should add a light crack or two in the torso, but awesome otherwise.

>>15312891
maybe mid level enemies offer a baddy token AND an item? or you have the option to pick? was thinking tougher enemies should have higher reward anyway

>>15313296
done, though I should have just colored in Sai
>>15313325
may have gone overboard

>>15307146
I think Lord Lemon's bonus should apply to dodging rather than initiative or movement. Initiative seems like it would be underpowered for this game, and movement would be pretty OP, given that it's a race to the finish.
Unless we use Lord Licorice as an end boss, in which case the extra movement would actually be a weakness, since you'd accumulate fewer Baddie Tokens to boost your stats before you get there.
Either way, a dodge bonus is probably the most balanced option.

How's this for an elite baddie?

Black Licorice Knight
Elite
HP: 9
Strong: 6
Quick: 4
Tough: 5
Heal: 4

Licorice Whip: When Black Licorice Knight hits with an attack, after damage is dealt, Black Licorice Knight and the player roll Quick dice against each other. If Black Licorice Knight wins, the player subtracts 1 from all Strong dice he or she rolls until the beginning of his or her next turn.

rolled 26 = 26

>>15313785
I actually think that looks pretty badass, bravo.

Am I the only one who thinks that Lady Lime the Green doesn't look feminine enough? I just feel like the facial features or the hair needs a small tweak.

>>15307361
Right one looks derpy, but other than that I'm happy with it

I like the idea of harvesting the fallen enemies for the candy. skinning a gingerbread golem gives you gingerbread cookies.

OP here (for a little). Gonna post the updated Heroes for you. I gave them all second abilities to kind of bolster their combat ability vs. Mediocre and Elite Baddies.

>>15307726

That's a good start, but we might need to tone him down a bit.

>>15316993

>>15317001

>>15317004

I'm pleasantly surprised this thread has lasted for 2 days. Anyway, we still have a bit of work ahead of us. We need to stat out around 19 more Baddies and draw them up (or find appropriate pictures). And if there is someone who could design a good looking card template so we're not using one from MtG, that'd be great too (but lower priority).

And for the rulebook PDF (which I'm working on), I think it would be fun if we made personalities for the 4 heroes. So far I have:

Sir Cinnamon: Hot tempered by noble
Lord Lemon: Stand-offish and aloof (couldn't think of something that went well with Lemons except sour, which isn't a heroic trait)
Lady Lime: Don't know
Baronet Berry: Kind and sweet

isnt lord licorice one of the faggots who runs sup /tg/?

>>15317030

Apparently so.

Here is the Gloppy card

>>15317438

Neapolitan Bonaparte.

The puns are all too cute to handle, keep them coming.

Black Licorice Knight

Updated Gingerbread Golem

>>15317461

Forgot pic...

... And updated Swedish Piranhas

That's all I have for now.

Our checklist now is as follows:

Baddies:
Elite Baddies: 4/5
Moderate Baddies: 3/15
Trash Baddies: 4/10
Lord Licorice: Rough Draft, probably needs refining.

Artwork: We need some more of that.
Playtesting: Shouldn't be too hard, I'll have to actually BUY Candy Land sometime in the near future.

Misc:
Item Cards?
PvP Rules?
Possibly looking over the 5 tokens to 1 trait upgrade. Downsize to a 3:1 ratio for faster "leveling"?

I have to work until 7 EST, so I'll be back on later tonight. If someone could give me some shameless bumps (or better yet, good bumps!) I'd much appreciate it. Might be able to borrow an iPhone from time to time to check up on the thread.

Let me know your thoughts and feelings on what we have so far, /tg/

Bump for greater justice!

Also, I need time to copy everything.

>>15317497

I was thinking that maybe people could exchange monster tokens for items as well, and they get a free item when they reach the various special locations?

>>15317497
For that checklist, are we assuming two cards each of 10 different kinds of trash baddy? I certainly hope so, because it seems weird for there to be more high-level baddies than low-level ones in the deck.

>>15317025
Lady Lime screams tomboy to me, so probably cocky and playful but tough

>>15318284
Actually, come to think of it, would it work to have just five types of Baddie at each tier, and just differentiate by copies?

Like, 4 copies each of five different kinds of Trash Baddie, 3 copies each of five different kinds of Moderate Baddie, and five unique Elite Baddies? Then we'd have a total Baddie Deck of 40 cards -- 20 Trash Baddies, 15 Moderate Baddies, and 5 Elite Baddies. Plus Lord Licorice as the end boss, of course. Anyway, I think a little repetition in the Baddie Deck wouldn't be too bad, and it would be a lot easier than trying to figure out enough different kinds of Baddie to fill an entire deck with no duplicates.
Of course, if we do get some good inspiration for more types of Baddie, we can certainly add a little more variety, but we shouldn't beat ourselves up over it if we can't fill it out enough.

Baddie ideas:
One Tough Cookie
Gelatin Cube
Caramel Ooze
Marshfellow

Bump for OP and great justice everywhere!

Bump for a kickass idea

>>15319053

I will do my best to make these (haven't actually made a Baddie yet)

>>15318284

I was planning on making most of the Baddies be Moderate to provide somewhat of a challenge to the players, but I might rethink that idea.

Still no bites on the redesigned card template?

>>15319053

Hopefully this picture will upload without the "flood detected" bullshit.

>>15319053

>>15319053

Alright, I posted the 4 Baddies. If anyone wants to work on art (I'm not a great artist if I have to use a computer, and I don't have a scanner...), I have a request: The Black Licorice Knight uses a licorice cat-o-nine tails whip, because those are cool.

Pixie Stickler

Trash Baddie

HP: 3
Strong: 1
Quick: 3
Tough: 1
Heal: 2

Sugar Rush: When Pixie Stick successfully dodges an attack, her Strength is boosted by 1 point.

>>15317648
peppermint shields, lolipop maces, gum drop caltrops, peanut brittle full plate. yeaaaa im digging it

Eli Whitney
Hp 2
strong 2
tough 1
quick 1
heal 3
instead of attacking or healing, Eli Whitney may roll a d6 and, on a roll of 3, 4, 5, or 6, use his cotton (candy) gin to create a cotton candy ball (see stats below). on a 1 or 2, it fails. the player may only attack Eli directly if no cotton balls are on the field, and Eli may have (1 or 2?) on the field at a time

cotton candy ball
hp 1
strong 1
tough 3
quick 1
heal 1

>bump in the name of glory, and for another day.

Gummy Grizzly

Mediocre Baddie

HP: 4
Strong: 3
Quick: 3
Tough: 3
Heal: 2

Enraged: For every point of damage Gummy Grizzly takes, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6 add one point to Gummy Grizzly's Strong roll.

>>15326182
A quick google searched yielded me this

Snowcone-bold

Trash Baddie

HP: 2
Strong: 1
Quick: 3
Tough: 1
Heal: 3

When Snowcone-bold first appears, the player must make a quick roll of 7 or greater or they set off one of Snowcone-bold's traps. Traps are determined as follows.

Roll a d6
(1) Faulty trap failed.
(2-3) 'Heal-negation Trap' A players heal skill is lowered by 1 for the duration of the fight.
(4-5) 'Weakness Trap' A players tough skill is lowered by 1 for the duration of the fight.
(6) 'Enfeeblement Trap' A Players strong skill is lowered by 1 for the duration of the fight.

>>15326182
>>15326186

Here it is in card form. Altered the Enraged Ability a little bit.

>>15322309

Drawfag reporting in.

>>15327342
Captcha ate my name.

I'm not too sure about this one. I didn't color it since I feel like I should redraw it. Pose is bad, but how do you all feel about the design otherwise?

I'm pretty damn happy about this! Good work guys!

It'll be sweet once we get everything together, for sure.

Ok so what needs to be drawn?

>>15328433

see

>>15323874
>>15322309

I love you so much right now, /tg/.

bump for drawfaggotry?

I could redraw the jello to be a bit clearer if needed.

>>15327364
Better? Worse? Which looks nicer, horns or plume? Or both?

>>15330571

This is really cool, and the pose is nice. The lines are kinda thick though, it makes it look a little messy.

Hurray for drawpriest!

>>15330571
I think adding a plume to this one would be pretty badass.

>>15306240

I can't believe I missed this post! We need to stat these, stat!

>>15330977
>>15330622
Alright, if this looks reasonable I'll get to work redrawing it with cleaner lines and coloring it.

>>15330977
like that?

bump

not sure how, but black jellybeans sounds like a pretty good baddie as well

>>15331272
Damn, the Lord looks like a badass.

>>15331272
>dat badass picture
Kudos bro!
Working on a enemy, the Jawcrusher, WIP of course
feel free to stat and such

The Abominable Snowcone
HP: 10
Strong: 5
Quick: 3
Tough: 4
Heal: 3
The Abominable Snowcone loses 1 HP each turn

>>15334344
finished version

Tender eggs
trash minion

HP 3
Strong 2
Quick 1
Tough 3
Heal 1

Special ability:
Suprise inside! When you draw from the loot deck draw two cards. Choose one and shuffle the other back into the loot deck.

Alright Iike the concept of the loot deck. Also on that theme

Wonder ball
Mediocre baddy
HP 5
Strong 2
Quick 2
Tough 5
Heal 1

Special ability:
Always rolling! After the wonder ball makes an attack both players roll speed die, if the wonder ball rolls higher it rolls away and is shuffled back into the baddie deck.

I wonder what's inside a wonder ball! When you draw from the loot deck draw three cards. Choose one and shuffle the other two back into the loot deck.

Any chance we can get this on 1d4chan?

>>15335033
Can you edit a wiki?

Ookie Monster
Mediocre Baddie
Quick: 5
Tough: 4
Strong: 5
Heal: 1

Ookie Monster can be bribed. The player may sacrifice one hit point, or one item, to Ookie Monster. Ookie Monster will gobble up the sacrifice, letting the player flee unmolested.

"Me eat blood!"

Pop-khorne
Trash baddie

HP: 2
Strong: 2
Quick: 2
Tough: 2
Heal: 2

When defeated, pop-khorne explode in deliciousness. Player takes 1 hp damage unless they roll quickness 4 or higher.

If we generate rules for multiple monsters, pop-khorne should come in multiples.


Herbs and Spices
Trash baddie

When the player opens this trapped treasure chest, it sprays them with 11 delicious herbs and spices.
The next monster the player fights is at +1 to all stats, and the player may not flee. (Or may only flee on a 6, I'm not clear on game balance.)
Herbs and Spices does not count as defeating a baddie, nor does it provide loot.

This deserves a bump.

Kahdbury Egg

Mediocre Baddie

HP: 5
Strong: 3
Quick: 2
Tough: 4
Heal: 1

Caramel Surprise: If Kahdbury Egg is struck and is not defeated, The opponent loses 1 Quick. This Stacks until it is defeated.

this also includes it being struck and toughing out the damage

>>15331272
>>15331272
>>15331272
love this Lord Liquorice

Good god this is amazing.

Maybe you should give heros a passive ability and an activated one?

Peppermint Shield: Add one point to your tough roll when determining absorbed physical damage. Shatters after absorbing three damage during its use.

Lollipop Mace: Add one damage to your attacks if they succeed.

Gum Drop Caltrops: Use once to lower the enemies quick by one.

Peanut Brittle Full Plate: Add two points to your tough roll when determining absorbed physical damage. Shatters after absorbing five damage total.

I'm thinking damage be directed at shields before being directed to the armor.

To bad pound cake isn't a candy.

Fucking archive this shit.
Also:
Syrup Angel
Summon Legendary companion
(stats go here but I'm on my iPhone and tired as fuck)

I think Jellybeans would be a good one-use item. Maybe different colors give different bonuses or something? OR if there's money in this game I guess they could be money.

>>15331272

I used that for the Black Licorice Knight card. Keep up the good work Magi.

>>15326235

I'll leave items and loot up to you guys. I'm planning on playtesting it without those once we finish making Baddies.

>>15334878
>>15334344

Bumping...

Bump for easily the best thing I've ever seen on 4Chan.

Please tell me someone has archived this brilliance.

>>15338510
about 4 days ago when it was still new, yes
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/15297454/

>>15338522
Wonderful! Link bookmarked and now I can come back to this and start a session of Candy Land Adventures when I'm ready.

>>15338522

Very nice. Here's Ookie Monster in card form.

Figured I'd also make this a general update post. I rewrote the rules so that Trash Baddies have 1 Token as a reward, Moderates have 2, and Elites have 3 Tokens. Stronger enemies should have higher rewards, right?

Baddies Update:

Elite Baddies: Still 4/5. Just need 1 more and we're good. Need artwork for Khorne the Betrayer (rename KandyKhorne the Betrayer?) and Dr. Vanilla and Mr. Chocolate.

Moderate Baddies: 10/15. Need 5 more Moderate Baddies and need art for the Abominable Snowcone and Neapolitan Bonaparte.

Trash: 7/10. Need 3 more Trash Baddies and art for the Fundip Pot and Pixie Stickler.

Item Cards: I'm leaving item cards up to you guys. I figure 20 Items/Loot would be a good start. Characters shouldn't be able to have more than 2 items at a time (to prevent one person from hoarding them all).

(Note: There are some other Baddies in this thread I didn't make cards for yet. I want to see some Items before I make Baddies that revolve around Item cards).

A 1d4chan page would also be great, but I'm not too concerned about that yet. I won't beg for it, because if I can't make it myself I won't ask someone else to until I've at least tried to learn.

http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Candyland_Adventures

Very much a work in progress, but better than nothing.

>>15338683

I finished writing in the rules, but I'll need someone more wiki-savvy to do the internal links and upload the pictures and all that.

>>15338796
Neat! Glad to have everything in one place!

>>15338919

I figured as much. I looked at the Zelda RPG's editing page and figured out how to upload pictures from there, so now we have the completed cards on the page as well.

And Jack the Twizzler makes the final Elite Baddie

I have to say that I think the Abominable Snowcone is a better idea than the Snowconebold.

>>15339049
How's this?

>>15330999

Awesome. Equal parts jack the ripper and the riddler.

>>15341775

so where are we at now, regarding the amount of baddies still needed to be generated?

>>15338622

>mfw no peeps

Mediocre: Stat Minimum 3, Maximum 5. Total of all stats cannot exceed 15. They are at the same level as the players.

Jousting Peep (moderate baddie):
[Picture of a peep with a hard hat or helmet charging straight at the camera. There is a toothpick or lance embedded in its front]

Strong: 5
Quick: 4
Tough: 3
Heal: 3

CHARGE!: Jousting peep rolls twice to attempt to go first, and adds 1 to the final quick result.

Puff up: Once per round Jousting peep may permanently sacrifice one point of quickness to add 1 point of toughness.

The unmelted (moderate baddie)

[half-melted choclate bunny/person lurching toward the camera. it's non melted parts should look normal]

Strong: 3
Quick: 3
Tough: 3
Heal: 3
[note: The unmelted should have slightly less HP than expected to balance out the ability below]


Regeneration: If the unmelted is not reduced to 0 HP by an attack, it ignores all damage from that attack.

I'm gonna try putting some backgrounds on the baddie cards.

I'm not sure about this one though. I suppose I was going for some sort of cave.

He gets creepier the longer you stare at him.

bump for OP and a cool idea

>>15341312
had wrote him closer to Jack the ripper than The Riddler, but whatever works for you

>>15346747
A Victorian overcoat and tophat, possibly a beard, you say?

>>15341312
>>15347207
Which seems better?

>>15347485
this. more creepy is better

>>15347537
Does this ruin it?

>>15347626
barely noticed. nah

This gem of a thread is still around? My god, it must be destiny!
On a related note, how exactly ARE we working equipment? Perhaps different candies for different qualities of weapon?

>>15348392
im down for random equip on fight or in town (candy places) trade for an equip card

I figure you can either get items from a) defeating baddies, or b) trade in Baddie Tokens for items (ratio of say, 2:1), that way players can spend their tokens on a multitude of things. There should also be a limit on how many items someone can have to prevent one person from hoarding all of them. I suggested 2 or 3 earlier.

Also, updated the wiki page with Jack the Twizzler (using this one>>15347626).

Our checklist is as follows:

Baddies: Elite (5/5), need Kandy Khorne the Betrayer and Dr. Vanilla & Mr. Chocolate drawn; Moderate (10/15), need Neapolitan Bonaparte and Abominable Snowcone drawn, and the Ookie Monster too; Trash (7/10), need Pixie Stickler and Fundip Pot drawn.

Items: Probably make 10~15 of them, most will be of average power (average power has yet to be determined, a few will be weaker, and a few will be stronger than average. If one of the items isn't Mr. Mint's axe, I'll be sad.

And we need to stat out this guy

>>15297454
these games are going to be pretty quick. i dont see the need for items other than _maybe_ potions or re-roll cards.

>>15350084

Potions for restoring HP wouldn't be that necessary, but potions to restore damaged traits or boost them would be a good idea. Could parody popular sodas for that.

I'd take this >>15307726, but lower the traits and remove Lady Lime's resist damage ability. It'll be hard enough killing the bastard without him resisting all of the damage.

General interest [and shameless self] bump

>>15351748
my folks are pretty conservative. they dont know i play dnd, or hoard books in their house ha. but if they found out now i play dnd theyd be sad with me.

my master plan

have them play candyland adventures with me. they will love it because i know so. im a good dm and i can get them through this with enough entertainment that theyll want to play again.

i then tell them its no different than dnd, because im not a festering idiot who worships weejas.

the plan is foolpoof, Cu. thank you.

>>15350144

>pic related, sort of

>>15351789
The Pokedollar is obviousness similar in value to the Yen, and they have Universal Healthcare in place for Pokemon only.

>>15351863

>>15297986
>>15307330
Is it bad I only just now realized this is a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde deal?

So, yeah, now I'll get to work on that too.

>>15351896

It's okay DrawPriest, don't feel bad.

>>15351765

You're welcome. Good luck

>>15351887
Bill gave you the ticket, I bet it would have cost a ton.

That would work out to around $1000 is my PD=Yen theory is true. I've seen bikes go for more.

How's this?

>>Shutupandtakemymoney.img

>>15352536 see >>15355153

Gave Vanilla an actual face, cleaned up some parts where I colored outside the lines and darkened the sky.

Does... does anyone else think he could use a cane?

Bump for fucking awesome

>>15357017
a candy cane?

hmm..
perhaps not.

>>15349999
I don't think I get the joke for Napoleon Bonaparte.
Also, is Lord Licorice supposed to have six fingers on his right hand?

Should items get a different card frame? Maybe a gold one? Perhaps Elite Baddies can have a chance of dropping an item if they're defeated, like the Knight's Whip, Dr Vanilla's Cane, or some sort of twizzler-knife from Jack. Other items could be stacked as cards and drawn at random if certain item-get conditions are met.

Pic semi-related. I'm not sure how to get rid of the stats without it looking badly photoshopped so it's just an idea of what the color could be.

>>15359107
it's Neopolotan. took me a minute too. it's what you call it when you have that three-flavor icecream with chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry

suppose there's still Chocodiles, Gumgoyles, Bonbonie and Clyde, Gumblins, Honeybunch, Gum Bees, Bazooka Joe (now with real bazooka), and the Surreal Cereal (imagining like a mind-breaking Cthulu, but made of cheerios)

>>15359107

For Neapolitan Bonaparte, I'd go with giving him a pick (strawberry) jacket, a brown (chocolate) hat, and a white (vanilla) cape. And if his socks are showing, make them brown, pink, and white. And if you can draw horses, totally put him on a horse.

>>15359107

The stats can actually stay, since some of them will likely be weapons, therefore granting a bonus to stats (like a sword that would grant +1 Strong) so it'd look like this: (see pic)

Don't know why drawing a card that says you drew a card would grant you +2 HP and +1 Heal, but that's neither here nor there.

>>15359352
Yeah, if we want to add monsters a lot of these are good.

>>15359813
I drew the picture just for my amusement, but I had an actual idea for "Recursion" now. You can shuffle all Items you own into the item stack, including "Recursion", then draw (three or four?) Item cards and select a number of them equal to the number of items you shuffled back (Max. 2).

Since you can possibly pick Recursion from the cards you draw for Recursion, it may actually get pretty recursive.

Let's see, item ideas:
Covetous Mimic
When you gain this item, select one non-elite item owned by another player. This item's bonuses become equal to that item's and it gains the same effect. If no other player owns an item when you draw this card, you may shuffle this card into the Item stack and draw a new Item card.

"Valiant" Retreat
At the start of combat, you can shuffle this card back into the item stack to immediately end combat and gain 1 Baddie token. You do not gain Baddie tokens for combat. You cannot use this Item against Lord Licorice or Gloppy, the Master of Molasses.

Dr. Vanilla's Chocolixer
Stats are -1(+1) Strong, +1(-1) Quick, -1(+1) Tough, +1(-1) Heal.
During combat, at the start of each turn roll a die. If you roll an even number, use this item's normal stats. If you roll an odd number, use the stats in the bracket.

>>15359352
More being made

I'm so fucking happy that this thread is still around.

Mulligan
If you are defeated in combat, you can shuffle this item into the Item stack and the opposing Baddie into the Baddie stack. A new Baddie is drawn and combat begins, ignoring the previous combat. You cannot use this item against Lord Licorice.

Alternatively, Mulligan could allow you to shuffle it back to redo any one roll, or you can restart your entire turn.

Bumping this amazing thread for the greatest of justices.

I hate to do this, but I have to make this quibble: "Baronet" is a male title. The female version is "Baronetess". Since that's kind of a mouthful to say, you might just want to go with "Baroness" for Berry's name in order to retain the alliteration.

Anyway. Enemy ideas. These are designed explicitly to support conflict between players that does not involve directly fighting one another.

York's Peppermint Pirates
Strong 4
Quick 4
Tough 4
Heal 3
Letter of Marzipan: When York's Peppermint Pirates are drawn, the drawing player may discard 1 Baddie Token and choose another player. That player must fight York's Peppermint Pirates instead.

Sour Patchers
Strong 4
Quick 3
Tough 5
Heal 2
Hundred Grand: At any time when Sour Patchers are fighting, any player may discard an item in order to roll a die, add their Heal score, and add the result to Sour Patchers' current hit points.

Juju Bees
Strong 1
Quick 3
Tough 2
Heal 1
Strong Juju: If a player successfully flees from Juju Bees, the next time any other player would draw from the Baddie Deck they instead draw three times and fight the Baddie of the fleeing player's choice.

Skittlers
Strong 1
Quick 1
Tough 1
Heal 1
Taste the Rainbow: When Skittlers are defeated, the defeating player may immediately choose another player to fight another Skittlers. No Baddie Token is awarded for winning against the new Skittlers.

Op bump from iPhone. Keep up the good work /tg/

Bump from page 13.

>>15362013
>>15359352

Gumgoyle complete.

Not liking this one too much.

Would it be too annoying to have an Item card that is actually a Baddie?

>>15367436

I think it looks fine, don't worry.

>>15368005

Yeah, I'll stat it up if you don't have plans for it already. I'd make it so you have to "tame" the item by defeating it before you can equip it or use it.

>>15368005

I statted out the Gumbite Gauntlets. As an item, it's pretty intense, but you do have to "tame" it beforehand, so I think it'll be fine. It has one of the few active abilities in the game (so far most character and baddie abilities are passive or trigger).

Note: Gumbite Gauntlets do not count towards the 30 Baddie card limit, since they are drawn from the item deck.

Speaking of, what are the rules for Items? I suggest making them a reward for traded Baddie Tokens, much like trait and HP increases (stick with the 3 Tokens:1 Item/Trait ratio?

Alright, a bump before I leave to play some D&D. Here's a checklist of what we need:

>2 Moderate Baddies
>Artwork for Fundip Pot, Juju Bees, Skittlers, Abominable Snowcone, Neapolitan Bonaparte, York's Peppermint Pirates, Ookie Monster, and KandyKhorne the Betrayer.
>17 more items
>Artwork for Dr. Vanilla's Chocolixer and Mulligan
>New Lord Licorice stats and probably some original artwork for that too.

Some of the preexisting artwork could use some backgrounds, but that's less important. We're almost done making things and can soon commence playtesting!

>>15370110

Forgot to mention I updated the wiki on 1d4chan

>>15370110
I figured certain spaces would reward Item cards just for landing on them, or at random after beating Moderate Baddies and you could spend Tokens to draw from the Item stack any time you landed on a safe (pink) space.

Then, there'd be the Elite Items, gained specifically from Elite Baddies. If you defeat Dr Vanilla and Mr Chocolate, you either roll or spend some Tokens and get the Chocolixer if you succeed.

bump

>>15371816
>>15361749

I'll also put it on the wiki asap

>>15370110
Which version of Mulligan are we going with? I'm not sure what to draw until I know which one.

>>15373494

The Baddie 2nd fight rather than a reroll.

>>15373549
>Nope.xcf

>>15374059

I'm pretty bad at game balance, so I haven't really been statting anything. Here's some generic item ideas, which ones do you think are worth actually drawing?

>>15374860
Gumdrop Glasses could let you shuffle them back when you're drawing a Baddie or Picture card to let you instead draw two cards and then pick between them.

Candy Cane could let you shuffle it to either move one space or just ignore any hazard you land on once.

The cone helmet and peanut plate would just be +Tough.

Jelly beans would be a heal item.

The whip could be a watered down Black Licorice Whip.

Besmolders(Mediocre)

HP:5
Strong:3
Quick:3
Tough:5
Heal:4

Effect: "on the roll of a D6 if the number is above 4 the adventurer's Quick is temporarily lowered by 1"

basically a marshmallow beholder covered in melted chocolate.

Considering the Artwork, perhaps Valiant Retreat should work like this:

When combat begins, after the Baddie card has been drawn, you may shuffle this Item back into the Item deck to immediately end combat. You gain (only) one Baddie token and move backwards one space. You cannot use this item against Lord Licorice or Gloppy, the Master of Molasses.

The idea with giving out a Baddie Token was to make it seem worthwhile to keep around instead of just fleeing. Of course, I have admitted I'm bad at game balance so you can disregard that.