Re: [piecepack] Re: OT: New game system: the Kilodeck, or Deck of a Thousand Cards

[Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...>]

That's an interesting insight and food for thought. Because they're so
different in form and function, I never thought of piecepack coins and
tiles as lying along a coins/tiles "dimension".

Would the equivalent for dice be dice /sides/? Are pawns distributed
along a "compactified" dimension, because there are only 4 of them?

Ron

On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 12:18 PM, imfurry <donkirkby@...> wrote:
> You could make it more on-topic by replacing one of the dimensions with a tile / coin dimension. You could have four two-dimensional pawns, maybe colour and shape. The coins could have four dimensions on one side and five dimensions on the other, although that might get a bit crowded. Instead of dice, a set of 10 coins, one for each dimension. Either that or tetrahedral or octahedral dice. Kilopack, anyone?
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> --- In piecepack@yahoogroups.com, Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...> wrote:
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>> Well, sort of on topic too, barring a general game systems mailing list.
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>> I've created a new card game system called the Kilodeck, or Deck of a
>> Thousand Cards. I plan to include
>> a PDF of the 1000-card (really 1024-card) deck as a "feelie" with my
>> interactive fiction, Symbol Chess.
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