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Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple is a game for 3-5 Players, aged 12+.
Gameplay involves creative storytelling, imagination and long-term strategy.
Teaches cooperation, literary techniques and simple probability.
Subject matter varies depending on players. Parental participation is encouraged with younger players.
Currently in playtesting phase. Keep checking this site for more updates about the art, events and community of Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple.
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Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple is published by Evil Hat Productions.
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So no game can last longer than 13 turns according to this model, eh? Eenteresting. Do you have logs of these simulations?
I coded up a simulation of experiment 1, and ran it for 30,000 games. Here's the results:
I suppose it's contradictory to the spirit of improv, but at least for this example you'd think they would've rehearsed a little. :D
That guy's not very good at this game :p
Here are some of the names I've got in mind, most of which have no meanings associated with them yet. Can you come up with your own?
I'll try my best! I'll talk to Liz and see what we can do to make it simpler, but open. Right now I think I could move around the upper and lower...
I think the open mouth could work! I think she needs it :)
That sounds like a Greek emperor or sith lord. All hail Lord Resickulous? :P
Your talents are sick. The result is ridiculously good.
Thus I dub thee: resickulous!
Kirk Mitchell says on Twitter: "Do looks like where The Little Prince and Avatar: The Last Airbender meet. I can't wait to play this game."