User:Undead RVD/Sandbox - Tournaments

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=Good vs Evil: Fantasy Army Tournament=

In this tourney, people will create their own armies and battle. Their will be two sides: Good and Evil. The Good armies will battle the Evil armies and see who wins. The Set up goes like this:

The World
The battles will take place in a fantasy world, filled with magic and supernatural creatures. There are several different races, from the most real humans to the to the viscous orcs. Their are also several beasts from fantasy and mythos like trolls, dragons, werewolves and undead monsters.

The forces that lay in this world can be at each user's arsenal but only to an extent. Powerful demons and strong gods will not care for the affairs of humanity and their wars. The most powerful creatures one can harness is of massive but ignorant beasts

Leader Creation
Each user must have a leader. They should be creative yet realistic. They don't rely on magic or supernatural powers but their tactical talents experience.

Bio
Each Leader should have a bio, giving us a feel for their character and how they work. Their background should have enough information on why they are going what they are doing. Having a bio also gives you warrior a reputation. It can aid their intimidation or influence.

A Good leader may have had a good life till his enemies took away his peace of mind, wanting to destroy evil before they can destroy anymore. He is harsh towards his enemies but kind to those who oppose his enemies.

An Evil leader may be an ambitious man, once living as a prince, now seeking the conquest of the world to fill his unsatisfiable hunger for power. He will devastate his enemies, from destroying them to tormenting them.

Gear
The Leaders are given four personal weapons
 * Melee: A weapon used in close up combat
 * Reach: A hand-held weapon that grants the user allot of reach but not true range
 * Range: A weapon that grants the user expendable ranged attacks
 * Special: A weapon of the user's choosing
 * Armor/Shield: Armor and shields are very useful tools, granting the user much needed defense
 * Usually Leader stuff: Each warrior will have what a general would need to make their plans, lead their armies and other stuff.

You should point out whether your Leader is willing to fight in the fight. They might relish combat, willing to fight in the battle. However, they might not want to fight. He may be too old and unfit to fight or just cowardly.

Tactics
Each leader needs a basic tactic, a base to use for his more complicated plans. He may prefer a basic "Zerg Rush" Tactic, just rush in and devastate them. He may want to sabotage his enemies before the battle, weakening them before hand. She may choose to set up an ambush, attack them when they are not ready. Choose what you usually do for your battles, what your basic tactic is.

Fighting Force
You are given 6 fighting forces of your choice 20 points to spend to raise the abilities of your troops.

Infantry
The basic fighting force. They battle on foot and have the most numbers. They don't have any magical properties and are commonly made up of humans, elves and other human-like races. They come with basic military training, basic weapons and basic armor. You get 2,000 troops.

They have one Melee weapon, one Reach weapon, one Ranged weapon and three things of armor (Body armor, Helmet and Shield)
 * Primary Melee: A sword, hand axe, war pick or mace/flail
 * Reach: A two handed sword, two handed battle axe, spear or polearm
 * Ranged: A bow, sling, throwing axe (3 max) or throwing spears (2 spear max)
 * Armor:
 * Body: Chainmail, Scale armor, Brigantine, light Lamallar
 * Helmet: Chainmail hood, skullcap helm
 * Shield: Wooden buckler, wooden circular shield, leather or wooden tower shield/Scutum, wooden kiteshield

Things to boost troops:
 * Advanced Training (2): They are better trained than most forces, capable of using their weapons and skills with immense capability.
 * Heavy Armor (2): Stronger armor to make the troops harder to kill.
 * Body: Plate Armor w/ Chainmail Backing, Heavy Lamallar
 * Helmet: Semi-inclosed helm, heavy inclosed helm
 * (Examples: [Barbute], [Great Helm], [Kabuto])
 * Shield: Steel Circular, Steel Kiteshield, Steel Tower Shield
 * Strange Material (3): Your men have weapons and armor made from a metal or some other material stronger than iron or steel.
 * Die Hard (2): These men will die for you. They have the utter most loyalty and respect to your leader and will never surrender or betray you unless you say so.
 * Allot (3): You have allot of men. You get 4,000 warriors to choose from.
 * Inhuman Race (2): They are physically superior to humans. Infantry is made up of Uruk-Hai, strong undead and other stronger races.

Things to get extra points:
 * Expendable (+1): Your men are made up of weak warriors. Goblins, weak undead and other weak monsters are choices.
 * Forgo (+1 per armor): Your men carry less armor on them. They may forgo body armor or shields.
 * Slow (+2): Your men are not made for speed. They move slowly, whether it is do to being careful, heavily armored or just not known for being fast.
 * Specialist (+1): Your men are specialized in one weapon and one weapon only. This may look like a strength, but once they are in combat out of their element, they are weaker than most troops. An archer is a master at range but are quickly killed when fighting an up close beserker. A pikeman can fight off people with their polearms but ranged fighters and close up swordsmen are fatal. You must forgo the two weapon types your soldiers don't use and instead carry a small melee weapon, such as a dagger or light club.
 * Unadaptive: Your men are easy to pull out of their zone. If they are
 * Unadvanced (+2): They are not with the world in technology. Your infantry use weak leather or wicker armor and either wooden, stone, bronze or early iron weapons.
 * Unreliable (+1): You can't count on your men. They are likely to run.
 * Untrained (+2): Your men are not well trained. Whether they be savages, berserkers or simple folk, they are not professional fighters.

Cavalry
The second most important fighting force. Cavalry are typically better trained than infantry and given stronger gear. However, they are limited to the terrain and can't be used as the primary fighting force. You can have 1,000 soldiers

There are two types of cavalry, Light cavalry and Heavy cavalry. Light cavalry can carry a melee, reach and range weapon but have light armor while Heavy cavalry lack a ranged weapon but have heavy armor for free.

Light Cavalry have one Melee weapon, one Reach weapon, one Ranged weapon and three things of armor (Body, Helmet and Shield)
 * Primary Melee: A sword, horseman axe, horseman pick or horseman mace/flail
 * Reach: One-use spears (3 spear max) or extra-long spear
 * Ranged: A bow, sling, throwing axe (3 max) or throwing spear spears (2 max)
 * Armor:
 * Body: Chainmail, Scale armor, Brigantine, light Lamallar
 * Helmet: Chainmail hood, skullcap helm
 * Shield: Wooden buckler, wooden circular shield

Heavy Cavalry have two Melee weapons, one Reach weapon and three things of armor (Body, Helmet and Shield)
 * Melee: a sword, horseman's axe, horseman's pick or horseman's mace/ flail
 * Reach: a lance/ heavy spear, extra-long sword or expendable spear (break upon use; can carry 3)
 * Armor:
 * Body: Plate Armor w/ Chainmail Backing, Heavy Lamallar
 * Helmet: Semi-inclosed helm, heavy inclosed helm
 * (Examples: [Barbute], [Great Helm], [Kabuto])
 * Shield: Steel circular, steel kiteshield

Things to boost troops:
 * Advanced Training (2): They are better trained than most forces, capable of using their weapons and skills with immense capability.
 * Mix (2): Your cavalry units are a combination of Light cavalry and heavy cavalry. They carry one Melee weapon, one Reach weapo, and one Ranged weapon, like Light cavalry, but wears Heavy armor like Heavy cavalry
 * Strange Material (3): Your men have weapons and armor made from a metal or some other material stronger than iron or steel.
 * Strange Steed (3): your cavalry don't ride normal horses. Their mounts can be undead horses, Giant wolves/Wargs, Bears or even medium size dinosaurs, the biggest allowed is the Allosaurus.
 * Die Hard (2): These men will die for you. They have the utter most loyalty and respect to your leader and will never surrender or betray you unless you say so.
 * Allot (3): You have allot of men. You get 2,000 warriors to choose from.
 * Inhuman Race (2): They are physically superior to humans. Infantry is made up of Uruk-Hai, strong undead and other stronger races.

Things to get extra points:
 * Expendable (+1): Your men are made up of weak warriors. Goblins, weak undead and other weaker races are choices.
 * Forgo (+1 per armor): Your men carry less armor on them. They may forgo body armor or shields.
 * Specialist (+1): Your men are specialized in one weapon and one weapon only. This may look like a strength, but once they are in combat out of their element, they are weaker than most troops. An horseback archer can be taken down by a tough pikeman. A horseback swordsman is vulnerable to a knight with a nice, strong lance
 * Unadvanced (+2): They are not with the world in technology. Your cavalry use weak leather or wicker armor and either wooden, stone, bronze or early iron weapons.
 * Unreliable (+1): You can't count on your men. They are likely to run.
 * Untrained (+2): Your men are not well trained. Whether they be savages, berserkers or simple folk, they are not professional fighters.

Elite
Elite are different from basic units. They have a far smaller number but their skills are vastly greater, making one at par with 5 soldiers. They are the commandos of the types, sneaking into enemy lines and devastate them or setting up ambushes. They might be supernatural Ninjas, unnatural Warrior Monks or fantastic Rangers. They should be used for what they are trained for. They get the Advanced Training boost and Strange Material boost but you must use two fighting forces spots.

They have one Melee weapon, one Reach weapon, one Ranged weapon and three things of armor (Body armor, Helmet and Shield), all having unnatural elements Examples of unnatural materials:
 * Primary Melee: An unnaturally strong sword, hand axe, war pick or mace/flail or strange close-range weapon (Katar punching dagger, sickle, numchucs, etc.)
 * Reach: An unnaturally strong two handed sword, two handed battle axe, spear, polearm or strange mid-range weapons (chain-whip, scythe, double sided spear, etc.)
 * Ranged: An unnaturally strong bow, sling, throwing axe (3 max), throwing spears (2 spear max) or strange long range weapon (Chakram throwing disk, Kuni throwing knives, poison darts, etc.)
 * Armor:
 * Body: Unnaturally strong leather or chainmail, unnaturally light Lamallar
 * Helmet: Unnaturally strong leather or chainmail hood, unnaturally light enclosed helmet
 * Shield: Steel buckler
 * Leather made from Dragon Hide
 * Super-strong wood
 * Super-strong metal
 * Unnatural Smiting technique

Things to boost troops:
 * Horsemanship (2): Your elite warriors can ride on horseback fairly well, good enough to fight on horseback
 * Die Hard (2): These men will die for you. They have the utter most loyalty and respect to your leader and will never surrender or betray you unless you say so.
 * Inhuman Race (2): They are physically superior to humans. Infantry is made up of Uruk-Hai, strong undead and other stronger races.

Things to get extra points:
 * Forgo (+1 per armor): Your men carry less armor on them. They may forgo body armor or shields.
 * Specialist (+1): Your men are specialized in one weapon and one weapon only. This may look like a strength, but once they are in combat out of their element, they are weaker than most troops.
 * Unadvanced (+2): They are not with the world in technology. Your cavalry use weak leather or wicker armor and either wooden, stone, bronze or early iron weapons.

Beasts (Light)
Nature is a good place to get warriors. You can use small to large-human size animals and monsters to aid you. They are dumber than your infantry but far more vicious.

The type of monster effects your edges. The "Light Beasts" are the basic attack animals. They are small and weak but come in a whopping 2,500 units. The "Greater Beasts" are the bigger of the two. They are larger and far stronger but only comes with 1,000 units. Use them well. Things to boost troops: Things to boost your points:
 * Light beasts: large Canine (Attack Dog, wolf, etc), medium size Cat (Cougar, Panther, etc) or any other creature of that size area.
 * Greater beasts: Warg, Bear, Big Cat (Tiger, Lion, etc.) or any other monster of that size.
 * Supernatural (4): these are the unnatural monsters. They do not come from nature and are even harder to kill. These include the likes of Werewolves and Werebears, undead of the unintelligent(zombies) or semi-intelligent (ghouls) kind and plant monsters.
 * Elite (2): These animals were raised to be killing machines. They are loyal to you and won't abandon or attack you.
 * Savage (+2): They are hard to control and the likelihood of them attacking you is high if they can reach you. Mindless zombies and wild dogs are good at sending in first.

Siege Engines
Each leader is given three siege engines to battle with. The four types that be chosen from is Combat, Infiltration, Beast (Heavy) and Psychological. You have 10 points to spend on these.

Combat
the Combat siege engines are the basic big ranged weapons, from the basic Scorpion crossbow and heavier Ballista to the basic catapult and the more advanced Trebechet. Combat Engines come in several forms. You can have 40 Light engines (needing 1 to 2 people working it), 20 Medium engines (2 to 4 people working it) or 5 Heavy engines (6 to 12 people working it)
 * Light: Small lightweight ballistas and catapults
 * Scorpio balista, Onager catapult
 * Medium: Medium size ballistas and catapults. Repeating Ballistas count as Medium
 * Heavy ballista, Mangonel catapult, Small Trebechet, Polybolos repeating ballista.
 * Heavy: Big, heavy-duty catapults
 * Large Trebechet,

Things to Boost Engine: Things to Grant more points:
 * Expert (2): The people who are working your engine know what they are doing. They may be experienced or very well trained.
 * Good Build (2): Your Combat Engine was made very well. It is stronger and will stay together better.
 * Special Payload (2): Your combat engine fires more than just bolts and rocks. They can have flaming or poisoned bolts for the ballistas and Greek Fire jars, dead bodies or jars full of poison.
 * Incompetent Workers (+2): The people who are working your Engine don't know what they are doing. Missing will be common
 * Cheap (+2): Your combat engine is cheap and not made to last. Destroying it ill be easy.

=Sci-Fi Army Tournament=

It is time to create an army of the future and start war with other great armies

The Build
Your men will have weapons that are already known to exist. They can be super fancy projectile weapons like the kind in Mass Effect or energy weapons like Star Wars or even more exotic weapons like the kind in Warframe.

Basic Units
These are the basic units of your army. They are the cannon fodder that does not have the skill of your elites.

Weapons and Gear
Primary: Secondary/Sidearm: Grenades: Light to Medium Armor:
 * Your men have one primary weapon they use most of the time. They are very cheap to buy lose if it is lost.
 * This is th gun your men uses less frequently, either sidearms or melee weapons.
 * Your infantry have grenades on them. They might be nice energy grenades to simple explosive grenades.
 * Your men are expendable and would wear basic armor for protection.

Special Edges
Your units can be androids (loyal but not as agile or resourceful), Cheap clones (loyal but not as effective), volunteers (not that well trained but fight with allot of heart) or paid soldiers (better trained but will desert when things get too rough). All of the units have training and skills that are not that unique. These guys make up the majority of your army.

Superior Units
These guys are better trained than the basic units and are deadlier than the cannon fodder. Thy are the elite guards and such.

Weapons and Gear
Primary: Secondary: Melee: Special: Medium to Heavy Armor:
 * Superior Units have better guns than Basic Units and deal more damage.
 * Like before, the Superior Units have superior sidearm weapons.
 * Superior Units have melee weapons on them for melee combat.
 * Superior Units can have special weapons other than grenades, such as special brain-jamming bombs or other such stuff.
 * Superior Units have stronger armor than basic units and can even have energy shields.

Special Edges
Superior Units have the same selection as basic units but are better. The Androids are faster and more agile. Clones are more effective and not as easy to kill. Volunteers are better trained and have even more tenacity. Paid soldiers are even more loyal and better trained. Their training and skills are greater than basic soldiers. They make up around 30% of the army.

Heavy Units
These guys are the biggest guys. They are are essentially walking tanks. They have the heaviest armor and the biggest guns.

Elite Units
These are the real bad-asses. They are the best trained and the hardest to kill of the units.