Along with this, the team must roll a DC 10 constitution saving throw or gain a point of exhaustion. Choose one player who was not block to capture the mascot.Īt the end of the round after, if the player with the mascot's offensive action is not blocked, they score a point.Īt the end of a phase, a five minute rest period takes place. If a player suffers three penalties ,they are kicked from the game.Īt the end of the round, if any offensive actions are not block, they capture the mascot. On the roll of a natural 1 a fowl is made.
Spells and features still require a d20 roll to determine if a fowl connects. They must meet or exceed the passers roll. Any player blocking the person in the previous round may spend their action immediately to block it. Doing so requires a check to throw, and a check to catch of DC 15. Lastly, if a player has the mascot, they may 'pass' it. For features, take the feature level starting at level 1, and add five for each level above one. For spells and features- determine the defensive score by taking the spell level multiplied by ten. On a failure, the player receives a penalty instead, and all future checks are made with disadvantage. On a success, one player receives a penalty. The player may make a deception check VS the referees medicine or insight. Lastly- a player may choose to fake an injury. They may also attempt to switch tactics- allowing the player to switch tactics for the phase until they wish to change back to the group tactics. Doing so, the DC is 15, and allows the player to reroll a check they had made, taking the highest of the two results. Multiple players may block a single person, but one person may only block up to two players at once.Ī player may make a support roll to aid a fellow player on their action. If a player decides to block two players on the offensive, the defensive score is split in half (Rounded down). To block a offensive action, the defensive score must meet or exceed the offensive score. To make a defensive roll, choose a target to block, and roll a skill best suited for what you are attempting to do, or cast a spell or use a feature. The effect is removed at the end of the round. On a success, deal damage or spell effect, but gain one penalty. The action is an attack action (Or saving throw) vs one target. However if they roll below the offensive check of the player with the mascot, nothing happens.Ī player may also roll to hurt if they make an offensive action. For features, take the feature level starting at level 1, and add five for each level above one.Ī player may also roll an offensive check to attempt to capture the mascot back from an opponent. For spells and features- determine the offensive score by taking the spell level multiplied by ten.
To make an offensive action, roll a skill best suited for what you are attempting to do, or cast a spell, or use a feature. Support actions relate to granting bonuses to offensive or defensive players on your team (Or penalties to the opponent). Defensive actions relate to defending the dummy and stopping offensive players. Offensive actions include going on the attack and attempting to acquire the dummy. On your turn, you may use an offensive, defensive, or support action. After this is done, the enemy team chooses one player, and actions continue as normal until every player has acted. That team goes first, and may select one member to act first. When a round begins, one team member rolls initiative. Offensive: A team that selects offensive has advantage on offensive actions, and disadvantage on defensive actions.ĭefensive: A team that selects defensive has advantage on defensive actions, and disadvantage on offensive actions.īalanced: A team that selects balanced has normal rolls. This is accomplished by bringing the enemy team mascot's to your end, while defending your mascot from the enemy.Įach phase last five rounds of initiative, each turn lasting three-minutes of in-game time.Īt the beginning of the phase, a team chooses a tactic: The tactics may be offensive, defensive, and balanced.
The goal of Mage Tower is score the most points in a series of offensive and defensive actions. I thought it best to explain how I might do it, and maybe inspire others. It feels not very exciting, and samey to the other (lack-luster) 'Skill Challenges' of Strixhaven. Just finishing chapter 2, and very disappointed with Mage Tower, much like some others on this.
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