The Not So Great DepressionDESIGN DOCUMENT

Super Thorny Pigeon William Lopez

Brandon Hackett

Ian Henderson

Thomas Hoffman

Lisa Lee

Latest Revision: 04/25/2015

Table of Contents

Title Page...................................................................................................................................... 1Table of Contents......................................................................................................................2Description.................................................................................................................................. 3Designer’s Intent......................................................................................................................3Developer’s Log.........................................................................................................................4Materials List..............................................................................................................................5

Character Cards.......................................................................................................................6Resource Cards.........................................................................................................................8Scenario Cards.......................................................................................................................18Card Distribution..................................................................................................................22

Rules..............................................................................................................................................23Game Setup.............................................................................................................................23Draw Phase.............................................................................................................................23Action Phase...........................................................................................................................23End Phase.................................................................................................................................25Winning/Losing the Game...............................................................................................25

Mechanics...................................................................................................................................26Locate/Find.............................................................................................................................26Attack.........................................................................................................................................26Steal............................................................................................................................................27Duplicate..................................................................................................................................27Consume...................................................................................................................................28

References.................................................................................................................................29

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Description

Every civilization has its beginning and end. The one that you knew and loved is fast approaching its own end. The global economy completely collapsing within itself, the many people of the world have scattered into worldwide panic. You’re one of the panicking many, however, you’re not about to lie down and let the end of the world happen, are you? The world may be sledding downhill, but you still have a chance to survive: so long as you take the actions to. Your story and setting are for you, the player, to decide. The common thread in each tale: the financial decline of the world around you, and the panic of masses. All you are trying to achieve is survival, but so are several others. No matter the case, and no matter the scenario, trust no one; alliances are but temporary in trifling times, everyone wants to be the last one standing.

But, will you be that last one standing?

The Not So Great Depression is a board game based around strategic survival. Players, in amounts as small as two, and as big as four, will be playing against each other. The goal of the game is survival, which extends into being the last one standing. Survival comes in many forms, and players can practice this with the way they play the game. Attack, steal from, or even consume other players’ chances of survival, all of this and more to be the last player standing, and the survivor that wins the game. Players will employ all of these options, and more, in order to be the last player, and survivor, that wins the game.

Designer’s Intent

● Target audience: Teens to young adults (ages 13~27)● Target experience level: Players with an intermediate level of experience● Format of game: Analog● Genre of game: Strategic, survival● Mode(s) of game: Multiplayer (between two to four players)● Setting of game: Post-financial apocalypse

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Developer’s Log

Following the previous version of our game, the team thought it necessary to make a variety of adjustments upon critique and response from peers and play testers. Initially, we had the player order decided by a sequence of who rolled the highest on a pre-game roll followed by the player who rolled the second highest and so on. In our latest version, we decided to change this so only the first player to go will be decided by the roll of a D6. After the first player has been decided, subsequent player order proceeds in clockwise fashion of the player who goes first. This, in opinion of the team, simplified game set up, and made it easier for players to figure out the play order between them.

Beyond player order refinement, the team made sure to adjust a number of other elements accordingly. Of these

adjusted elements, there is also refinement and reiteration of information that may have previously before been considered ‘vague’. For example, one case of the latter would be the iteration on the matter of stealing: stealing in its own, that is to say the very attempt of it requires a single action point. Even if you fail to steal, the player who attempted must expend a corresponding action point for the act. In addition, the mechanic of stealing has been expanded further: Players now have the choice of attempting to steal from the shelters of other players. We also decided that if two players (either in the act of attacking or stealing) achieve the same number roll, then it is considered a tie and nothing happens, save for either the turn’s end (in the case of an attempt at attacking), or the turn’s continuation if possible (in the case of an attempt at stealing).

Upon the topic of scenario cards, the team revised and better iterated details and mechanics concerning the end

phase and its relation to scenario card objectives. At the end of every four turns, players are automatically returned to their respective shelter. It is upon return that players are forced to turn in whatever supplies they have pertaining to the current scenario objective, whether they can complete the current objective or not. If players cannot, then they will suffer a penalty detailed on the scenario card currently in play. All cards turned in are unusable as they are considered ‘discarded’.

Numerous adjustments were made to parameters in the game as well. One of these was an adjustment to each

character card’s allotted action points. This adjustment was made with play tester feedback in mind, over concerns that it was difficult for players to traverse the length of the map with the action points they had at peak. It is the team’s desire that the (roughly 1.5x to 2x) increase in action points will resolve this concern. Character cards, however, were not the only cards that went adjusted in our latest version of the game.

Of ranged weapon cards, all cards experienced an increase in their range. Of melee weapon cards, damage values

were double-checked and effects better iterated as initially intended. Of special weapon cards, several underwent modified effects (e.g. the ‘grocery basket’ and ‘track shoes’), or refined descriptions (e.g. the ‘stun gun’). The flashlight has also been renamed to the solar powered flashlight to accommodate for logic (concerning a battery’s life). Lastly, scenario cards had their penalties modified to be even greater. The modified penalties were made to be more detrimental to the players, giving them a better reason to try and prevent receiving any (or all) penalties of the scenario cards.

Two of the biggest changes to our game since its last version were the inclusion of two new mechanics to replace

two of the ones we had before. To be specific, locate/find and duplicate were our new mechanics, both set to replace swap and win/lose respectively. Win/lose maintains a presence in our game however, as most games carry this ‘mechanic’ often in some way or form. Swap, unfortunately, has since been removed entirely. Both new additions to our mechanics are detailed deeper within the document.

Many of the game’s cosmetics have also undergone modification. For one, cards no longer have placeholders for

imagery and have been detailed out. The game’s numerous zones have also received finalized cards upon our updated custom game board; these zones have also gone named. Formatting and hyperlinking has also been modified appropriately to match the critique the team received towards our game’s prior version. Overall, a lot of things have been modified in some way or form, and honestly the team is happy with what we’ve been able to improve upon in this version of our game.

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Materials List

● 1x 16-by-16 Custom Handmade Hex Style Board○ 4x Life Trackers

● 2x D6 die● 4x Character tokens● 6x Character cards ● 200x Resource cards

○ 60x Weapon cards■ 20x Different weapon card types

○ 140x Supply cards■ 4x Different supply card types

● 8x Scenario cards

All material images and card information posted below:

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Character Cards

Name Health Points Action Points Attack Mod.(D6 + Mod)

Stealth Mod.(D6 + Mod)

Int. Resources

MMA Fighter 30 8 +3 +0 PowerthirstFirst Aid Kit x1

Cat Burglar 15 11 +0 +3 Lock PicksFirst Aid Kit x1

Store Stocker 23 9 +2 +2 Grocery BasketFood x1

Track Star 20 11 +1 +1 Track ShoesFood x1

Police Officer 25 8 +2 +1 Stun Gun (Melee; Range: 1)

Food x1Doctor 18 9 +1 +1 Stethoscope

First Aid Kit x1

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Resource Cards

Ranged Weapon Cards

Name Range Damage Uses Notes

Handgun 4 4 3 Able to keep this, even if you run

out of ammo

Hunting Rifle 6 8 3 Discard immediately

when out of uses

Shotgun 3 10 2 Discard immediately

when out of uses

Molotov Cocktail 2 5(Center tile/

2 spaces away)

2(Adjacent tiles

surrounding center)

1 Discard immediately

when out of uses

Does 2 damage in tiles around center

Can’t be blocked

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Melee Weapon Cards

Name Range Damage Uses Notes

2x4 1 1 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

1 Can be used for defense

Baseball Bat 1 2 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited N/A

Crowbar 1 2 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited Helps searching, -1 to zone, can’t

go below 1

Fire Axe 1 3 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited N/A

Hammer 1 2 + 1*D6 + Attack Modifier

Unlimited Helps repairing,-1 wood per

shelter reinforce, can’t go below 1

(Scenario exclusive)

Knife 1 3 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited N/A

Lead Pipe 1 2 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited N/A

Shovel 1 2 + 1*D6 +Attack Modifier

Unlimited N/A

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Special Weapon Cards

Name Range Uses Notes

Solar PoweredFlashlight

N/A Unlimited Helps searching, -1 to zone, can’t go below 1

Grocery Basket N/A Unlimited +2 Inventory capacity

If stolen by a player with more than five

items, they may steal an additional item at

random.

Lock Picks N/A 3 +2 Stealth

Powerthirst N/A 1 +3 A.P. but usable only when out of A.P.

Stethoscope N/A Unlimited +1 H.P. from First Aid

Stun Gun 1 1 When being attacked, immediately stop

attacker

This is the same as a melee weapon

Thief Gloves N/A Unlimited +1 Stealth

Track Shoes N/A Unlimited +1 A.P.

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Supply Cards

Name Range Uses Notes

2x4 (Wood) 1 1 (per resource) Can add +1 to defense when attacked

(discard after use)

Can be turned in for scenario objectives

Ammunition N/A 1 (per resource) Ammunition can only be used to replenish uses in the handgun.

Can be turned in for scenario objectives

First Aid Kit N/A 1 (per resource) Can be used to recover 5 health to a player

Can be turned in for scenario objectives

Food N/A 1 (per resource) Can be used to recover 2 health to the player

Can be turned in for scenario objectives

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Scenario Cards

The scenario cards are listed in the chart below. At the beginning of each round, a player will turn a card over, displaying the scenario for the day. Any player can pull a card in the beginning of the round, so long as only one card is chosen per round.

Name Time Limit Requirements Punishment

Sudden Starvation 4 Turns 2x Food Reduced A.P. by 2 every turn you’re unable to complete the scenario

Food Stockpile 4 Turns 5x Food Take 3 damage to H.P. for every food you’re

unable to turn in

Infection Affliction 4 Turns 2x First Aid Kit Take 3 damage to H.P. every turn you’re unable to complete the scenario

Medicine Stockpile 4 Turns 5x First Aid Kit Take 3 damage to H.P. for every first aid kit

you’re unable to turn in

Fireborne 4 Turns 2x Wood Reduced A.P. by 2 every turn you’re unable to complete the scenario

Shelter Reinforcement 4 Turns 5x Wood Take 3 damage to H.P. for every piece of wood you’re unable to build

your shelter with

Charging Crazies 4 Turns 3x Ammunition Take 3 damage to H.P. for every piece of ammunition

you’re missing

Anarchists Amok 4 Turns 3x Everything If unable to complete the scenario, shuffle all of your

cards together then, at random, discard half of

those cards

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Card Distribution

Police Station Green House Local Clinic Grocery Store Hardware Store Plains

1x Shotgun 1x Thief Gloves 1x Handgun 2x Molotov Cocktail 1x Handgun 1x Powerthirst

2x Hunting Rifle 1x Handgun 1x Stethoscope 2x Powerthirst 1x Flashlight 4x Baseball Bat

2x Stun Gun 1x Knife 1x Flashlight 1x Handgun 2x Crowbar 1x Stun Gun

4x Handgun 1x Shovel 15x First Aid Kit 1x Grocery Basket 2x Lead Pipe 1x Crowbar

2x Knife 5x Wood 3x Ammo 15x Food 3x Hammer 1x Fire Axe

1x Fire Axe 10x Food 5x First Aid Kit 3x Shovel 3x Lead Pipe

1x S.P. Flashlight 3x Ammo 3x Ammo 1x Lock Picks 2x Shovel

4x Baseball Bat 15x Wood 1x Track Shoes

5x Wood 5x First Aid Kit 1x Stethoscope

5x Food 3x Ammo 1x Lock Picks

5x First Aid Kit 1x Grocery Basket

18x Ammo 10x Wood

5x Food

5x First Aid Kit

5x Ammo

Total50 22 21 29 36 42 200

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Rules

Game Setup

Players will proceed with setup of the game: arranging their respective character tokens, as well as respective piles regarding scenario and resource cards. All of the resource cards will be separated according to the area in which they will be placed. Once they are separated, they will be shuffled and placed on the board. All other materials are to be placed at their designated spots upon the hex grid mat. From there, players will decide the game’s play order through a roll of a single D6 die. The player who rolled the highest will go first. The turn order will then go clockwise from the starting player.

Draw Phase

At the start of an in-game day (every four full turn rounds) a new scenario card is revealed. When four rounds are completed, or everyone completes the current scenario, all punishments are dealt out to players who couldn’t complete the scenario in time. Resource cards are drawn when a player searches for items with the search action. Cards are drawn from the resource card pile in the corresponding search location.

Action Phase

The following actions require an action point:

● Attacking

● Duplication

● Moving

● Searching

● Stealing

● Usage of consumables

Attacking — Players are able to attack each other if on an adjacent space, unless otherwise noted. Both the attacking player and the player being attacked each role a single D6 die. The player who rolls the highest does the damage rolled plus the modifiers (but minus the other player’s roll) to the other player. The player being attacked doesn’t get any modifiers other than their attack modifier, which is located on the character card. If both players achieve the same roll, then it is considered a tie and nothing happens, and the player’s turn ends. Players can carry multiple weapons at a time, but can only choose to use one during a single action phase. On the following action phase, players are then given the chance to switch out to a different weapon.

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Duplication — Players are able to duplicate supply cards once per scenario (every four rounds). To duplicate a supply card, the player searches the resource deck corresponding to both the zone they’re in, as well as the card they wish to ‘duplicate’. After that, the player will remove the card from the deck, and then proceed to reshuffle the deck. Duplicating requires one action point to perform, while also being in a specific zone per item. Wood is duplicated in the hardware store, food in both the grocery store and greenhouse, and first aid kit in the medical clinic. Players are not allowed to duplicate ammunition.

Inventory — Players are limited to carrying only a main ranged weapon and a main melee weapon. Their main weapons aside, players are also only allowed to carry up to five additional items. Players may carry any variation of weapons or consumables, as long as that amount does not exceed two equipped items and five inventory.

Moving — Players are required to expend an action point for each space they move over. A player’s possible movement is dictated by the amount of action points they have detailed on their player card. No two players may occupy the same space at the same time. Players can move and search multiple times per turn. The only requirement of each subsequent action is having the action points for said action.

Searching — Searching is allowed anywhere on the map, regardless of zone. Some zones will provide better resources (i.e. the ‘grocery store’ will provide more food than a ‘police station’). Players may search as many times as they wish until they’ve run out of action points. Players can move and search multiple times per turn. The only requirement of each subsequent action is having the action points for said action. If players choose to only search and not attack during the round, while also not completing the current scenario task, they will be penalized as according to the scenario card. Players may not search the same tile twice in the same turn.

The following zones require the following amount of action points to search through:

● Red (Player 1’s Shelter) = 1 A.P. search● Blue (Player 2’s Shelter) = 1 A.P. search● Yellow (Player 3’s Shelter) = 1 A.P. search● Green (Player 4’s Shelter) = 1 A.P. search● White (Plains) = 1 A.P. search ● Orange (Hardware Store) = 2 A.P. search● Neon Green (Greenhouse) = 2 A.P. search● Pink (Grocery Store) = 2 A.P. search● Neon Pink (Medical Clinic) = 2 A.P. search● Purple (Police Station) = 2 A.P. search

Shelter — Players start off the game in their shelter. These are located on the four corners of the game board. The shelter is an area that players can store items in order to reduce the clutter of their inventory. The act of using the shelter does not require an action point. There is no limit to the number of items that players may store in their shelter. There is also no limit to the amount of rounds a player may store any one item in their shelter’s stock. Players may steal items from opposing player’s shelters. This can happen in two different ways: If the owner of the shelter is present, it will work the same as the steal mechanic does. Or, if the owner of the shelter is not present, and if the player stealing has a stealth roll higher than three, the player will then successfully steal an item from the opposing player’s shelter. Any attempt of theft from another player’s shelter will require one action point.

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Stealing — Players are able to steal from other players if standing on an adjacent space. The player attempting to steal rolls a single D6 (Player A), while the player being robbed also rolls a D6 (Player B). If player A rolls higher than player B, then the action was successful. If Player A rolls less than Player B, then Player A’s turn ends, and Player A also takes damage based off the difference between rolls. Players can only steal once per turn and requires an action point to occur. If both players achieve the same roll, then it is considered a tie and nothing happens, the player’s turn resumes and they may still act if possible.

Usage of Consumables — Players are able to consume their supply cards (specifically ‘food’ and ‘first aid kits’) for positive effects, the cost being a single action point per consumable. In order to consume ammunition to reload your handgun you must also use an action point (per ammunition consumed). Consumables and supplies may also be left at your shelter for stockpiling.

End Phase

The end phase is achieved when a player has exhausted all available action points, initiated combat with, or has failed to steal (loss only, not tie) from another player.

Following every four turns, players automatically return to their respective shelters. At this point, players must turn in what resources they have for the current scenario, whether they have enough to fulfill the scenario requirements or not. Players must turn their cards to a discard pile. Players cannot use the cards they have turned in, as they are considered discarded.

Winning/Losing the Game

A player wins when they are the last person standing, and are able to complete one final scenario. Players may choose to do nothing but attack and kill each other. This is permissible because it is considered part of the game. But, if the players left do not complete the current scenario task, then they will receive penalties detailed on said scenario card. All players lose if they all die. This allows a more competitive and realistic atmosphere to the game. This atmosphere also allows for temporary alliances between players, although all ‘good’ things must come to an end.

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Mechanics

Locate/Find

Searching is allowed anywhere on the map, regardless of zone. Some zones will provide better resources (i.e. the ‘grocery store’ will provide more food than a ‘police station’). Players may search as many times as they wish until they’ve run out of action points. Players can move and search multiple times per turn. The only requirement of each subsequent action is having the action points for said action.

Attack

Players are able to attack each other if on an adjacent space, unless otherwise noted. Both the

attacking player and the player being attacked each role a single D6 die. The player who rolls the highest does the damage rolled plus the modifiers (but minus the other player’s roll) to the other player. The player being attacked doesn’t get any modifiers other than their attack modifier, which is located on the character card. If both players achieve the same roll, then it is considered a tie and nothing happens, and the player’s turn ends. This allows players to get closer to the win condition by attacking and killing other players’ characters.

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Steal

Players are able to steal from other players if standing on an adjacent space. The player attempting to steal rolls a single D6 (Player A), while the player being robbed also rolls a D6 (Player B). If player A rolls higher than player B, then the action was successful. If Player A rolls less than Player B, then Player A’s turn ends, and Player A also takes damage based off the difference between rolls. Players can only steal once per turn, but this requires an action point from the player stealing. If both players achieve the same roll, then it is considered a tie and nothing happens, the player’s turn resumes and they may still act if possible. This allows players to get supplies they need through other means besides searching.

Duplicate

Players are able to duplicate supply cards once per scenario (every four rounds). To duplicate a supply card, the player searches the resource deck corresponding to both the zone they’re in, as well as the card they wish to ‘duplicate’. After that, the player will remove the card from the deck, and then proceed to reshuffle the deck. Duplicating requires one action point to perform, while also being in a specific zone per item. Wood is duplicated in the hardware store, food in both the grocery store and greenhouse, and first aid

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kit in the medical clinic. Players are not allowed to duplicate ammunition, this being to maintain the game’s balance.

Consume

Players are able to consume items held on their character’s inventory, or from their supply stock. This requires an action point for each instance of consuming an item. This allows players to heal themselves of injuries sustained mid-game.

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