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Feel free to send me IT doodle requests or prompts! I rather enjoy drawing these chaotic arseholes~ Can’t guarantee I’ll be able to do every one that I get because life is an overbearing shadow on anything fun related, but I will try!
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Dungeons & Dragon squad! We are all incredibly competent and I did some doodles while were talking about the next session~
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VIXIV - A Board Game about Wildlife and the People who Manage it.
You may have herd me talk about this project before, but I’m proud to announce that VIXIV has just gone live on Kickstarter!
This project has consumed almost 3 years of my free time and my passion for wildlife and conservation education. So I am ecstatic that it is finally ready to pass on to all of you!
What Is VIXIV?
I’ll be brief here, but VIXIV is a competitive boardgame for 2-6 people. The players are interns in a wildlife department and must manage and grow their wildlife populations while competing with each other for limited resources and the attention of the ever coveted professional mentors.
To me, the most beautiful elements of this game is the fact that people can learn real world ecological processes and facts simply by playing. The animals are real species, the terrain and biomes are real, even the mentors are based off real important figures in the scientific field.
If you want to know more about the game mechanics physical pieces, or if you have any questions, please click some of the links below and get in touch with us! If you have ever found yourself in the scientific, conservation, wildlife management or educational fields, please come check this game out, I promise you will not be disappointed!
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Also, please reblog this post, I would love to share this project with as many people as possible and I’m not sure Tumblr’s algorithm is going to work with me
34 Likes, 0 Comments - VIXIV: The Game of Survival (@vixiv_the_game_of_survival) on Instagram: “Do you want to know a bit more about our species cards? Herbivores are basic cards and form the…”
Herbivores make up a large part of the diverse set of species found in VIXIV’s game deck. When these cards are placed on the board, the card itself becomes the natural range for your species. Each turn the card will generate a token to be placed adjacent to the card on any clear space not already taken by other cards, tokens, or habitat barriers (The Red X’s). Some species have adapted and may be able to colonize and place tokens on areas otherwise unsuitable for placement. The Brown Rat above is a good example.
These tokens represent both the expanding range of a successful colony of animals, and the points that will help you win the game. The Herbivore cards represent the most stable method for gaining these points, and can generate quite a few if they are left alone to grow. Like many herbivores though, they need space and cannot be placed over any other species cards or tokens already in play.
VIXIV Launches for Kickstarter on January 7th 2019!
As always, if you have any questions about the game, please contact me or simply ask away! And Please consider reblogging this so more people can know about this awesome game, and the work me and my team have done to make it happen!
VIXIV: The Game of Survival launches on kickstarter January 7th! I need your help to make this successful!
Imagine yourself a fresh intern with the nation's wildlife management department. Your long term project is to model the happenings of the local wildlife and ecosystem. Ideally, you will catch the eye of the department leaders who may want to mentor you. There's only one problem...
You have to stand out from the other interns who are doing the exact same project!
Choose your species of interest, build their populations, compete for finite resources, and adapt to an ever changing environment. Do it right and you might just catch the eye of a mentor. Do it wrong, and all your plans could go up in flames.
There are three types of animal in VIXIV. We decided the best way to differentiate our species would be in their overarching diets. Since this is a game of food chains it made sense. So we have Herbivores, Carnivores, and Omnivores.
VIXIV is a strategic board game I've been developing with a small team of wildlife nerds for over 2 years. We wanted to develop a game that would be fun to play while still teaching real world ecology. The kickstarter is starting on January 7th and we could use your help to get the word out and make this a success! Please reblog and feel free to ask me questions about this game as we get closer to the launch!
Each of these cards are played physically from your hand like many trading card games, but that is as far as we wanted the similarities to go. Once placed these card behave more like territories in a game of risk.
It would have been easy to adopt a rock paper scissors style of play with these cards, but we wanted something more visually and strategically challenging. To do this we opted to make each card develop populations in different ways.
Herbivores generate a population token (point) evenly around the card each turn. These cards need plenty of space on the board and time to develop these points, but they can generate them reliably.
Carnivores can only consume other tokens by stacking their own tokens on top once per turn. This means they must be placed on top of or directly beside existing cards or tokens that have not already been consumed by another carnivore or omnivore. They don't generate a lot of points themselves, but they can hinder the herbivores and require little space so long as other carnivores aren't already nearby.
Omnivores on the other hand can be played as either a carnivore or an herbivore. They can both place tokens on open space or consume other tokens already in play. The catch is they can only do it immediately when played. They may only play 3+ their tier tokens and must play them immediately when the card is played. If their tokens are lost, they do not generate more. This makes them great as quick game changers and wild cards.
Again if you have any questions about this game, please send me a message, I'd be happy to talk more about it!
