Beb Creates A Board Game

Hello everyone, today Beb makes a board game.

What Boardgame?

This one.

Why?

For a challenge in RONS!A!

Please Show Us the Game

Ok.

Thanks

You’re welcome.

Is it Smash Tour?

No.

Oh, Ok Thanks

Actually Smash Tour was pretty fun

Make your post

Ok.

The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker Boardgame Edition Game

This is a very cool board game for you guys to play, but I’ll explain it so you don’t lose to your uncle who is very proficient in Monopoly and Clue. He is a trickster and I’m here to help you.

Please Tell Us The Concept

Ok here’s the concept. The concept is a journey around the world of Windwaker, preferably HD because that one is cooler. I’ll be making this from the very basic knowledge I have of Windwaker since I never got past the part with the volcano and the bird because the library wanted their game back. Basically, you start out on your island village place with a piece you chose, a sword, shield, bomb, stuff like that. You’re beginning is pretty slow as you travel around the island spaces collecting supplies while trying to hit the event trigger space. You travel by rolling two Triforce themed die. There are 5 event spaces scattered around the island and a total of 30 spaces all supplying a variety of item draws. You collect items from one of three stacks of cards, a permanent item stack, a limited use item stack, and a magic/song stack.

Hey this is getting long and I don’t like long posts please hurry.

No I’m going to take my time but here’s a pretty picture of what the die may look like to keep your attention.

Not actual size or quality please don’t think these are final or will exist cause this is a concept not a real game. Anyway, back to the items and island. Items will assist in future spaces so you can get an advantage over players. This is a complex concept if you can’t tell. Permanent items are things like swords, shields, or hearts. Limited use items include things like arrows (special arrows), bombs, and stuff along those basic guidelines. Magic and songs are what you think they are, and if you have any magic or songs when you land on a corresponding space for it you’ll get a huge boost, but it’s very unlikely. Each player begins with 2 of each item type.

But what about the rest of the board game.

I don’t want to spoil it all, cause it’s a lot of stuff, but once anyone lands on an event space on the starting island, all players are sent straight to the next area, the fortress. This is also the ending level, but it requires the Triforce to go through the final barrier (I’m not really sure about this part since I don’t know much about Zelda). This introduces the enemy spaces, which require a certain amount of strength on your character depending on what roll you had to arrive on the space. From here, players move freely. When a player reaches the tower, they are blown off and sent over to the first island of 4 (for convenience sake). This island introduces debuff spaces, where anything from permanent items, magic, or even turns can be taken away for a limited time or permanently.

That seems cruel, why would you do that

So you suffer.

Anyways, at the end of this island, you earn the King or Red Lions. From here, the player can travel to any of the other 3 islands to collect a third of the Triforce (again, simplicity) from them. Traveling from one area to another costs one turn, as to discourage returning to the original area or any other previous area, but not completely disallow it. Once a player has collected each piece of the Triforce, which will be little pieces of plastic that can connect together. Once you get the Triforce, to win you must travel back to the fortress, and break the seal on it. This is where you must slowly deplete the final boss’ (Ganondorf) health. Be warned, because I want to ruin families and friendships, once the seal is broken, any player can attack Ganondorf. Being beaten by Ganondorf will send you back to the island where you find the King of Red Lions, is gearing up properly is highly encouraged.

Wow I don’t wanna play that

It’s cause you’re a coward and you don’t want to invest time in something for a good payout.

No it’s cause your game idea sucks

Just try me I will beat you in The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker Boardgame Edition Game.

That name sucks

Fine, now it’s TLoZ: Boardbreaker

Thats better

Ok now here’s the basic layout of the board in case you wanted to see it

Hope you enjoyed Beb’s Board Game Corner with the voice condescending his every decision for his amazingly awesome board game.