CZ35439U1 - Strategy board game - Google Patents

Description

Board strategy board game

Field of technology

Board plays such a game in which the course of the game is realized on the game board. While in classic board games the game plan is fixed, in strategic board games we often work with a variable game plan. The name board game is often incorrectly associated with the term modern board game, which is not entirely accurate, as not all board games are board. A strategy game is a game (eg a board game) in which decision-making skills are of great importance in determining the outcome. Almost all strategy games require internal thinking in the style of a decision tree and usually a very high situational awareness.

State of the art

The mechanisms of this strategic board game are completely original and unique. The board game called Dragon Dynasty and its Mechanisms is currently in physical form. The board fantasy strategy game and its mechanisms, where the winner is determined by the magnitude of the force, not the roll of the dice, is not currently commercially available.

The essence of the technical solution

The technical solution concerns a new spectrum of mechanisms for playing a strategic board game called the Dragon Dynasty. The mechanism of this game allows you to play the game without difficulty and in a very easy way. The essence of the mechanism lies in the fact that large groups of combat units can be formed in this game. Each unit has its own value and melts formed by the sum of attack and defense numbers (the hero has an attack of 10 + defense 10 = value 20, the fighter has the value of attack 1 + defense 2 = value 3, the archer has attack 2 + defense 1 = value 3, cavalry unit unitsattack 4 + defense 3 = value 7 and heavy infantry have attack 6 + defense 6 = value 12). Each unit has a certain number of attacks and defenses. The hero has an ability that can be used one turn, which is to increase attack and defense: the increase is made by rolling the dice. The number of dice thrown is added to both the attack and the defense. The hero is followed by the possibility of activating one battle card out of five battle cards. The conflict is resolved by adding up the number of points of attack or defense of each of the soldiers. The winner is the one who has a larger number of attack or defense points. Units lose both sides: the player who wins loses half of the army (starting from the weakest unit to the strongest), this is a renumber (see table), then in the case of a draw both players lose half of the army, this is where they have both players greater attack than defense (see table). This conflict resolution mechanism differs in that the winner is determined by the magnitude of the force, not the roll of the dice. The mechanism also concerns the movement of a soldier, a player can move with him to another player, this is possible if the attacker is adjacent to the territory. This is a conquest in which the player gains the opportunity to only move the army towards the territory of another player. During the campaign, the player only moves the army from territory to territory. The movement of troops costs gold bars, according to the number of crossed territories that the army crosses, it is true that moving one unit through one territory costs one gold bar. This is the case when troops move through mountains or forests. In the case of moving one soldier through the jungle, desert or across a river from one territory to another, moving two gold bars costs, so the mechanism solves the transfer of attributes using the game currency, and not throwing dice. Another mechanism is to earn the game currency, the player gains eleven gold bricks during the game, which he spends or saves. For ten gold bricks, you can buy a combat card that will benefit the player's game. Another mechanism is a roll of lucky dice. They fund as investments, cost six gold bars. Up to twelve gold bricks can be won by rolling the dice. Furthermore, you can buy any attribute for the game currency, eg when buying the town hall building each round adds 1 gold bar, the mine allows each round a different number of gold bars according to the distance of the field from the town hall, where the mine, barracks allow to recruit heavy infantry and hero, cavalry the building recruits an cavalry unit, the walls add 15 more defenses, the tower is the second level of the town hall, the tunnel allows players

- 1 CZ 35439 UI attack the opponent by one square in front of the opponent's army and the laboratory allows the activation of combat cards. By buying attributes the player gets a bonus that the building offers. The town hall and the mine are productive every round (the round is considered to be played by all the players present). The game currency can be used to move units, attack or to recruit combat units or heroes. The Dragon Dynasty game mechanism is based purely on buying attributes or actions with the game currency, while in all strategy board games, attributes are bought or actions determined by a roll of the dice or a roll of more dice, so this mechanism is original.

A conflict arises when a player moves his units to the opponent's territory, where the opponent has his units. Furthermore, the conflict is resolved according to the value of each unit. Each unit has a certain number of attacks and defenses (the sum of attacks and defenses is the value), also the units are divided into levels according to size; 1st level: warrior and archer, 2nd level cavalry unit, 3rd level: heavy infantry, 4th level: hero. The conflict is resolved by adding up the number of attack and defense points of each player, and the winner is the one who has a larger number of attack and defense points. Units lose both sides. The player who lost the conflict loses all units. The player who wins the conflict loses half of his units. It starts with the weakest unit after the strongest. If an attacker owns level 1, 2, 3, and 4 units by winning a conflict, he loses all level 1, level 2, and half level 3 units. If an attacker owns Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 units that have won a conflict, he loses all Level 1 units and half of Level 2 units. If an attacker owns level 1 and 2 units by winning a conflict, he loses all level 1 units. If an attacker owns Level 1 units by winning a conflict, he loses half of Level 1 units. If the attacker owns level 4 units by winning the conflict, there is no loss. It can also happen that the attacker owns an indivisible number of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd level units, then decides the resulting number from the sum of attack or defense numbers. If the resulting number is rounded down, the player loses one unit more, but if the resulting number is rounded up, the player loses one unit less.

Clarification of drawings

The design of the board game is shown in the drawings, where Fig. 1 shows a graphical processing of the name of the board game; Fig. 2 shows the course of the game (arrows indicate already built buildings, rounded arrow indicates already moved units, symbol indicates conflict between two races, this arrow indicates deployed game accessories; Fig. 3 shows building models; Fig. 4 shows models Fig. 5 shows the heroes and labs, Fig. 6 shows the cover for the rules of the game, Fig. 7 shows a black dragon, battle cards from the front, lucky dice, information board, notebook (white paper with logo), ownership symbol territory, model of mine and walls, Fig. 8 shows a model of a game map, Fig. 9 shows game cards from the front, Fig. 10 shows battle cards from the front and Fig. 11 shows game cards from the back.

Example of technical solution

The board game entitled "Dragon Fantasy Dynasty Board Fantasy Game consists of a game plan that contains 32 game locations of all shapes, representing the boundaries of the territory in four graphically different locations: Coniferous Forests" with fifteen locations from the entire game plan, seven "deciduous forests" locations ", Eight" desert "locations, as well as two" mountain "locations, also contains one black dragon character, 84 combat characters, 4 heroes, 21 buildings, 20 combat cards, 20 playing cards, 80 territory ownership symbols and 4 information boards.

In addition, the board game also contains 200 gold bricks to make the whole game run. They have the same value, color and shape.

Original version: The battle board is dismantled, then each player is dealt one main building, 10 gold bricks and a race table. Combat cards and a dragon are also placed on the board. The dragon belongs

- 2 CZ 35439 UI to the center of the map. Each player chooses a starting location. The player receives eleven gold bars each round, then chooses a strategy to continue the game. This is how players take turns clockwise.

Additional version: One player takes the post of a nation of winged creatures, the remaining players share the remaining 5 races and their territory. The angels do not know about the remaining races, so they can attack only after the 10th round of the game.

The exception is the dragon, which is based in the Mediterranean. The angels at the start own the town hall at level 2, walls, equestrian building, barracks, 10 light infantry, 4 light archery, 2 cavalry riders, 1 heavy infantry, 5 territories and one mine. Other races own a level 2 town hall, walls, equestrian building, 5x light unit, 3 light archery, 2 territories and 5 gold plates. The table, which solves the conflict between the players in the board game, shows three possible determinations of the winner of the conflict.

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Here the players win the duel. therefore it is a draw

The first table shows the winner who is the attacker. The second table shows the winner, who is the defender. The third table shows a draw, both the attacker and the defender have the same amount of strength.

Claims (7)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS 1. A board strategy board game comprising a game currency in the form of gold bars for the purchase of individual game actions, characterized in that it comprises two sets of equally shaped battle cards in the number of at least five and includes a game board divided into 32 locations. The board strategy board game according to claim 1, characterized in that the locations of the game board are indicated by symbols which are deciduous and coniferous trees, deserts and mountains. A board game according to claims 1 to 2, characterized in that it comprises a black dragon figure. A board game according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises six buildings of different designations and colors, designated as town hall, equestrian building, barracks, town hall tower, tunnel and laboratory, and two of the same designated as wall and mine. Table board game according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that it comprises five different combat figures in terms of shape and color, designated as warrior, archer, cavalry unit, heavy infantry and hero. Table board game according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it contains two hundred gold bricks. The board game according to claims 1 to 7, characterized in that it contains 80 land ownership symbols which have the shape of a round plate.