darkSpyro

For over a year now, I've been working on a new Skylanders board game, where I can use every figure that has been released so far, and any figures that will be released in the future. I've been designing games for Skylanders since the spring of 2012, where I designed my Skylanders card game. I remember posting it on here, and it worked well, until Swap-Force released. The card stats proved to be too drastic of a change for me to use with the format of the game. I eventually had the idea of my new game I call Skylanders Reality Rumble, which would use all the moves and stats of every Skylander, and introduce Villains, Vehicles, Magic Items, and even elemental advantages into gameplay. So far the project is coming along well, with my battle mechanic perfected. Now I am revising my rulebook so that everything is more specific, as well as improving the main mode of the game, Arena Onslaught, where one or two players play as the Skylanders, and one other person plays as the Overlord, who acts as the enemies of the game.

My family is beginning to truly appreciate the game, as well as my extended family. And yes, the mechanics and systems are fulfilling their purpose for a game...but I want to know if they are staying true to the characters and lore of Skylands. I ask for any person would care to assist me in making sure that the Skylanders I convert into Skylanders Reality Rumble are staying as true as possible as they play in the main console versions. I am doing as best as I can on my own, but no one aside from me is familiar with Skylands deeply. Again, I ask for assistance, and in exchange, I will share with you the rules of the game, the design of the board, and the stats and information of all the different Skylanders, Villains, etc.

So, who here wants to help design a realm to play Skylanders without a controller?

I'll be too busy this week to help unfortunately,but good luck :3

Thanks for the consideration.

Anyways, I've finished my latest and second largest revision to my rulebook. It is now ready to be tested, and more playtesters will be appreciated.

Honestly, a game you can use the figures for sounds like a cool idea.