Pathfinder Adventure Card Game Online?

[DavidC]

Hi all,

As a VL, I am permitted to oversee online play of the PACG. I'm working out the logistics slowly; is anyone interested in playing? You would absolutely need a webcam and a class deck, but really nothing more.

[Jacob Savage]

I'd be down for this, for sure

On Sep 6, 2017 12:51 PM, "DavidC" <lucian...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

As a VL, I am permitted to oversee online play of the PACG. I'm working out the logistics slowly; is anyone interested in playing? You would absolutely need a webcam and a class deck, but really nothing more.

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[The Kharmakazi]

Never played the Card Game but i am interested in giving it a try or maybe spectating a few games if thats a possibility

[Jonathan Choy]

Webcam? Seems like there's a place for a LCG sort of implementation in Roll20 because camming for the ACG seems .... painful. :D

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[Densial Edmonds]

yea, a cam seems like it would increase the cost of entry. I've done netrunner both cam and octgn and octgn is def easier. with a web cam you often need to pan it or move it around so the other player can see what you have etc.

also, never played but keen. don't even know bow it's played.

[James Wygle]

The problem is that I don't think Roll20 has a way to move cards from one deck to another, which makes it impossible to use for deck building games like PACG.

Which would be an issue even using physical decks; basically, either everyone would need the base set in addition to their class decks, just so they add cards to their own sets once drawn from whichever physical deck is actually being used, or they'd need a set of cards in sleeves to mark to represent those cards.

[Jonathan Choy]

not insurmountable, just an Implementation Detail.... :D

On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 3:31 AM, James Wygle <scpre...@gmail.com> wrote:

The problem is that I don't think Roll20 has a way to move cards from one deck to another, which makes it impossible to use for deck building games like PACG.

Which would be an issue even using physical decks; basically, either everyone would need the base set in addition to their class decks, just so they add cards to their own sets once drawn from whichever physical deck is actually being used, or they'd need a set of cards in sleeves to mark to represent those cards.

On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 11:30:28 AM UTC-7, Jonathan Choy wrote:

Webcam? Seems like there's a place for a LCG sort of implementation in Roll20 because camming for the ACG seems .... painful. :D

On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 2:19 PM, The Kharmakazi <danielj...@gmail.com> wrote:

Never played the Card Game but i am interested in giving it a try or maybe spectating a few games if thats a possibility

On Thursday, 7 September 2017 03:51:04 UTC+10, DavidC wrote:

Hi all,

As a VL, I am permitted to oversee online play of the PACG. I'm working out the logistics slowly; is anyone interested in playing? You would absolutely need a webcam and a class deck, but really nothing more.

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[DavidC]

Sleeved Proxy cards are your friend.

The box will be under my control. Players can control their hand and, if they are on camera, roll their own dice. No need to use Roll20, just Skype.

[Jonathan Choy]

you just said the dirtiest S word in my vocabulary, David....

On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 1:26 PM, DavidC <lucian...@gmail.com> wrote:

Sleeved Proxy cards are your friend.

The box will be under my control. Players can control their hand and, if they are on camera, roll their own dice. No need to use Roll20, just Skype.

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[DavidC]

Sleeves? Or Skype? I'll listen to alternates.

[Mark Carter]

I'd be interested in this.  Mummy's Mask box would be cool. :-)  

BTW, sorry I didn't make it to Phantasm... couldn't find a room, everywhere was already booked!

Mark