Welcome back to another edition of Deckbuilding. In my third installment, I will be talking about possibly one of the easier to overlook Primes in our game, Captain Shaun Mason. Upon initial inspection, Captain Mason appears to be simply interested
Deck Tech – Ben Gentry Control
Today, we would like to introduce a new video series to compliment our ‘Playtesting series’ called: ‘Deck Tech’. In this series, we will be taking an in-depth look at different decks that appeared during our playtesting. The first installment is a control deck designed by one of our playtesters, titled “Ben Gentry Control”.
Designing the Central Council
Greed or prosperity, freedom or control, are all subject to the whims and caprices of the five Council members, or Consuls.
Our goal in designing the Council deck was to make sure both of these perspectives show through on the cards — so that you, the player, could decide exactly how insidious or idealistic your government ought to be.
Worldbuilding: Highcourt
Perched in the northwest corner of Macedon, the Highcourt district stands tall over the rest of the city. Here the Central Council keeps rule over their domain, high above the territories of the lesser Houses. The district is home to the seat of Macedon’s government, democracy, law and order… and yet, there is far more going on in Highcourt than meets the eye.
Choosing Your Persona – Theme Week: Council
Hey guys! Welcome back to Choosing Your Persona. This is the Council Theme Week version of a new Choosing trilogy In this article series, we are taking a random opening hand and talking about how the game would start using each Prime of the House as your Persona.
The Attendant
Sonya Witherspoon poked her head into the moderately-sized room, expecting the office of a member of the Macedon Central Council to be some grandiose spectacle of opulence. She was only half disappointed. Ben Gentry sat behind the expensive wooden desk in his elaborate-yet-understated office.