Robo Battle Pigs

[Randy Cox <yahoo@...>]

Hello, piecepack fans.

I've known about the piecepack for a long time but didn't keep up with 
this group until a few weeks ago when I ordered a set from Mesomorph. 
I've read the group archive from the very first message through March of 
this year, and it's very interesting to see how things have evolved.

A few years ago I entered the Strategy Gaming Society's 8x8 Game Design 
Competition, and my entry, Robo Battle Pigs, seems like a natural to be 
played with a piecepack.  In fact, the modular nature of the piecepack 
grid may make the game more interesting than when it's played on an 8x8 
board.  It might seem like same-old same-old following Mark Biggar's 
programmed movement work, but I'll let you be the judges.

What you need: pencil and paper for each player, a playing grid, and one 
token with a distinguishable orientation (use a coin or marked pawn). 
The rules can be found on my website, but if there is enough interest I 
will rewrite them with piecepack lingo and send it off to piecepack.org.

http://www.cox-tv.com/games/mygames/robobattlepigs.html

--Randy Cox

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