Morturi: Campaign Rules - Revision history

GORT: Protected "Morturi: Campaign Rules": Excessive vandalism ([edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) [move=autoconfirmed] (indefinite))

2012-10-24T15:53:26Z

Protected "Morturi: Campaign Rules": Excessive vandalism ([edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) [move=autoconfirmed] (indefinite))

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:53, 24 October 2012
(No difference)

GORT: rv vandalism, several layers worth

2012-10-24T15:53:05Z

rv vandalism, several layers worth

@@ Line 99: / Line 99: @@
 <br><br>
-What a great question! It rlleay depends on the age of the kid, but there are a few general principles you can follow. First, you pick your battles before you are in your battles. This makes the entire process easier. For example, I recently posted a list of rules for Gus’s behavior in the middle of the dining room where it is easily viewed at all times. I wanted him to know exactly how he is expected to behave. Since he’s only three, there are only four rules. Too many more and he’d be overwhelmed. But these are the most important ones. Like no hitting or kicking. So, when he breaks one of his well defined rules, he has knowingly crossed into the battlefield. And this is when I choose to stand my ground on my side of the battlefield. Make sense?The hard part is when behavior falls outside of the “rule zone.” This is when it gets rlleay tricky. I have to stop and ask myself, “is this a big deal?” I have to be honest and admit that there are lots of times when I am engaged in battle simply because I want things to go my way. I can be just as stubborn as any toddler. And if I am trying to leave the house and he is taking foreeeeverrrrrr to put his shoes on, I can easily start demanding he do what I ask him to do. These are instances where it is more about my behavior than his. It’s under the guise of teaching him to follow directions and do what he is told, but a significant amount of the time it is rlleay about my impatience and lack of control over the situation. I have to constantly remind myself to let these instances go.There are those times when my answer to the question of whether it is a big deal results in yes. If you can answer yes then these are the times then you should engage in following through on your directions. Just as it is important to have clearly defined rules, it is equally important to have clearly defined consequences. Children function at their best (and we do too) when they know exactly how they are expected to behave in any situation and what happens if they do not meet expectations.Most importantly, whatever you choose to do and whichever guidelines you decide to implement- be consistent. Consistency is key in any type of behavior management.
+=Battle variety and rewards=
 =Ending the Campaign=
@@ Line 111: / Line 143: @@
 * '''The Emperor's Games''' - The only battle that matters is the Emperor's Games at the end of the Campaign year. At that time, every school fields every gladiator they have in a massive free for all. The last School with a Gladiator standing wins the Campaign!
 <br><br>
-the letter was facautl and all the facts can be substantiated with documentation that is public record.I disagree that the Principals do not have a contract.  If Mr. Gaida did not have some binding agreement of his employment, they would not have paid him salary and benefits as part of his separation agreement   which by the way is another contract.Second – You can choose who you want to vote for.  If you want four more years of tax increases and wasted tax dollars being spent, then by all means vote for Murtha, Weischedel, Zarnich.  Since Mr. Singleton is being endorsed by them and included in that group you can bet ya he will vote their way.  Or you can choose to vote for any of the other six candidates.  The newsletter informed voters of how their tax dollars were wasted and who was responsible for wasting their money.Third – the school address is a public address.  It is used by the organizations such as PTA, the unions, the coaches, the cheerleader organization, the staff, the Superintendent, the Principals, and yes even the board members.  Besides, if anyone used their own address on the return envelop of the newsletter, everyone knows that CAW would place a target on their back as well as pick on their kids.  More importantly is the content of the newsletter which states true facts.I agree stuffing church bulletins wasn’t professional.  But hay their actions speak volumes. Finally, voters have a choice. You must choose five.   More of the same, then vote for Murtha, Weischedel, Zarnich and Singleton.  Change the board, then vote for Bauer, Acon, Ziegler, Brant, Bailey or Long.Well-loved.
+=Balance, New Schools and Retirement=
 =Option: Champions=

84.45.62.70: /* Battle variety and rewards */

2012-10-24T10:38:41Z

Battle variety and rewards

@@ Line 99: / Line 99: @@
 <br><br>
-=Battle variety and rewards=
+What a great question! It rlleay depends on the age of the kid, but there are a few general principles you can follow. First, you pick your battles before you are in your battles. This makes the entire process easier. For example, I recently posted a list of rules for Gus’s behavior in the middle of the dining room where it is easily viewed at all times. I wanted him to know exactly how he is expected to behave. Since he’s only three, there are only four rules. Too many more and he’d be overwhelmed. But these are the most important ones. Like no hitting or kicking. So, when he breaks one of his well defined rules, he has knowingly crossed into the battlefield. And this is when I choose to stand my ground on my side of the battlefield. Make sense?The hard part is when behavior falls outside of the “rule zone.” This is when it gets rlleay tricky. I have to stop and ask myself, “is this a big deal?” I have to be honest and admit that there are lots of times when I am engaged in battle simply because I want things to go my way. I can be just as stubborn as any toddler. And if I am trying to leave the house and he is taking foreeeeverrrrrr to put his shoes on, I can easily start demanding he do what I ask him to do. These are instances where it is more about my behavior than his. It’s under the guise of teaching him to follow directions and do what he is told, but a significant amount of the time it is rlleay about my impatience and lack of control over the situation. I have to constantly remind myself to let these instances go.There are those times when my answer to the question of whether it is a big deal results in yes. If you can answer yes then these are the times then you should engage in following through on your directions. Just as it is important to have clearly defined rules, it is equally important to have clearly defined consequences. Children function at their best (and we do too) when they know exactly how they are expected to behave in any situation and what happens if they do not meet expectations.Most importantly, whatever you choose to do and whichever guidelines you decide to implement- be consistent. Consistency is key in any type of behavior management.
 =Ending the Campaign=

75.70.226.31: /* Death / Survival Checks */

2012-10-24T08:42:38Z

Death / Survival Checks

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:42, 24 October 2012
Line 121:		Line 121:
	<br><br>		<br><br>

	~~=Death / Survival Checks=~~		My apologies about going OT- this is rerngdiag YLive DeafRead Chat-If a person is banned they must follow rules, they have to be logged in 5 to 10 minutes after entering the chat. No more lurking as guests in the YLive DR Chat.We've had enough of trolling and problems to set up guidelines.Last night, I've seen proselytizing from deaf worship, quotes such as Slavery to sin Slavery to G-d , it's wonderful to share G-d's love but to proselytize in the YLive DR Chat is a tad too much.Once again, I apologise for going OT.

	A Gladiator that is taken '''Out-of-Action''' during a battle is presumed to be severely wounded, and risks dying. After the battle is completed roll a D6 for each out-of-action Gladiator and consult the table below:

	* '''3 or less: Dead.''' The Gladiator dies of his injuries. He is permanently removed from his school's roster.
	* '''4-5: Recuperating.''' The Gladiator survives his injuries, but must spend time recuperating. He is unavailable for use for the rest of the Campaign Month.
	* '''6 or more: Recovered.''' The Gladiator survives his injuries, and recovers quickly. He is available for use again straight away.

	~~Note that some factors may effect the Survival roll, most notably the Gladiator trick '''Will To Live''', and the '''Hygenic Stables''' and '''Chirugeon''' resources.~~

	~~Gladiators who are not taken '''Out-Of-Action''' are automatically fully restored between battles, shaking off any received injuries and any ongoing status effects.~~
	~~<br><br>~~
	=Ending the Campaign=		=Ending the Campaign=

212.143.93.29: /* Balance, New Schools and Retirement */

2012-10-24T07:43:17Z

Balance, New Schools and Retirement

@@ Line 143: / Line 143: @@
 * '''The Emperor's Games''' - The only battle that matters is the Emperor's Games at the end of the Campaign year. At that time, every school fields every gladiator they have in a massive free for all. The last School with a Gladiator standing wins the Campaign!
 <br><br>
-=Balance, New Schools and Retirement=
+the letter was facautl and all the facts can be substantiated with documentation that is public record.I disagree that the Principals do not have a contract.  If Mr. Gaida did not have some binding agreement of his employment, they would not have paid him salary and benefits as part of his separation agreement   which by the way is another contract.Second – You can choose who you want to vote for.  If you want four more years of tax increases and wasted tax dollars being spent, then by all means vote for Murtha, Weischedel, Zarnich.  Since Mr. Singleton is being endorsed by them and included in that group you can bet ya he will vote their way.  Or you can choose to vote for any of the other six candidates.  The newsletter informed voters of how their tax dollars were wasted and who was responsible for wasting their money.Third – the school address is a public address.  It is used by the organizations such as PTA, the unions, the coaches, the cheerleader organization, the staff, the Superintendent, the Principals, and yes even the board members.  Besides, if anyone used their own address on the return envelop of the newsletter, everyone knows that CAW would place a target on their back as well as pick on their kids.  More importantly is the content of the newsletter which states true facts.I agree stuffing church bulletins wasn’t professional.  But hay their actions speak volumes. Finally, voters have a choice. You must choose five.   More of the same, then vote for Murtha, Weischedel, Zarnich and Singleton.  Change the board, then vote for Bauer, Acon, Ziegler, Brant, Bailey or Long.Well-loved.
 =Option: Champions=

Asklepios: /* Adding School Resources */

2010-12-31T17:38:19Z

Adding School Resources

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:38, 31 December 2010
Line 95:		Line 95:

	Next the lanistae can spend some or all of their remaining denarii on [[Morturi: School Resources\|School Resources]].		Next the lanistae can spend some or all of their remaining denarii on [[Morturi: School Resources\|School Resources]].

	~~[[Morturi: School Resources\|This page]] links to a list of resources to consider.~~

	Note that each resource can be bought only once by each school. However, the resources are considered to be "generic" rather than specific, a school is not prevented from buying a resource that another school has already purchased. For example, if both the ''Legio Mortis'' and the ''Ludi Aeternum'' school want to purchase the ''Clean Stables'' resource they can do so without reference to each other.		Note that each resource can be bought only once by each school. However, the resources are considered to be "generic" rather than specific, a school is not prevented from buying a resource that another school has already purchased. For example, if both the ''Legio Mortis'' and the ''Ludi Aeternum'' school want to purchase the ''Clean Stables'' resource they can do so without reference to each other.
	<br><br>		<br><br>

	=Battle variety and rewards=		=Battle variety and rewards=

Asklepios: /* Auctoritatii */

2009-10-30T16:12:48Z

Auctoritatii

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:12, 30 October 2009
Line 88:		Line 88:

	Many ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.		Many ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.

			An Auctoritatius that completes and survives his contract normally returns to the Auction the following month.
	<br><br>		<br><br>

Asklepios: /* Auctoritatii */

2009-10-30T14:58:49Z

Auctoritatii

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:58, 30 October 2009
Line 85:		Line 85:
	In this case, the Imperator states how long the ''Auctoritatius'' is selling his services for. The auction winner, rather than gaining the gladiator permanently, retains him only for that length of time. This length of time might be defined in campaign months, or in number of battles.		In this case, the Imperator states how long the ''Auctoritatius'' is selling his services for. The auction winner, rather than gaining the gladiator permanently, retains him only for that length of time. This length of time might be defined in campaign months, or in number of battles.

	Note that if an Auctoritatius is contracted for a number of battles, then this number refers to the next number of battles that the ~~School~~ participates in, ~~whether~~ the ~~Auctortiatius is fielded or not~~. ~~It is~~ therefore ~~in the School's best interests to field~~ such a ~~mercenary as often as possible~~, ~~to get maximum value~~ for ~~money~~.		Note that if an Auctoritatius is contracted for a number of battles, then this number refers to the next number of battles that the gladiator participates in, rather than the School. A cunning School might therefore hold such a gladiator on contract for a very long time, only fielding him occasionally. However, an Imperator who notes that an Auctoritatius has not been fielded once for a full month or more might have the Gladiator approach his Lanista, and cancel the contract.

	Many ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.		Many ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.

Asklepios: /* Auctoritatii */

2009-10-30T14:43:10Z

Auctoritatii

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:43, 30 October 2009
Line 85:		Line 85:
	In this case, the Imperator states how long the ''Auctoritatius'' is selling his services for. The auction winner, rather than gaining the gladiator permanently, retains him only for that length of time. This length of time might be defined in campaign months, or in number of battles.		In this case, the Imperator states how long the ''Auctoritatius'' is selling his services for. The auction winner, rather than gaining the gladiator permanently, retains him only for that length of time. This length of time might be defined in campaign months, or in number of battles.

	~~Generally~~, ~~most~~ ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.		Note that if an Auctoritatius is contracted for a number of battles, then this number refers to the next number of battles that the School participates in, whether the Auctortiatius is fielded or not. It is therefore in the School's best interests to field such a mercenary as often as possible, to get maximum value for money.

			Many ''Auctoritatii'' are already ''Primus Palus'' rank gladiators. However, those that are not gain experience from battles as normal, though their new tricks are selected by the Imperator player rather than the Lanista player.
	<br><br>		<br><br>

Asklepios: /* Preparing and Running Auctions */

2009-10-26T10:57:20Z

Preparing and Running Auctions

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:57, 26 October 2009
Line 65:		Line 65:
	The above is, of course, just a guideline. Part of the skill of being an Imperator is judging month by month what is going to be most fun and what will best support a strong narrative. It makes sense, for example, for a month of games in a small town to yield only a very small number of Gladiators, while one in Rome itself should provide lots of choice!		The above is, of course, just a guideline. Part of the skill of being an Imperator is judging month by month what is going to be most fun and what will best support a strong narrative. It makes sense, for example, for a month of games in a small town to yield only a very small number of Gladiators, while one in Rome itself should provide lots of choice!

	As to running the auction, the Imperator has a choice of methods. Its recommended that you either pick one and stick with it, or if you're feeling ~~brave~~, ~~select~~ the auction method that reflects the location of that month's games. Auction methods might include:		As to running the auction, the Imperator has a choice of methods. Its recommended that you either pick one and stick with it, or if you're feeling adventurous and creative, customise the auction method that reflects the location of that month's games. Auction methods might include:

	* '''Open Auction'''		* '''Open Auction'''