Daiku - Revision history

AlexD at 01:06, 27 June 2026

2026-06-27T01:06:15Z

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	In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with '''12 points''', then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent, you play either '''offensively or defensively'''. Then (in the MoR game) there is a single dice roll, modified by the skills of you and your opponent, and considering the forces arrayed, and whether each player is playing offensively or defensively, to determine who eventually wins. This is to quickly simulate the outcome of the Daiku game between the MC and his opponent which would involve lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.		In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with '''12 points''', then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent, you play either '''offensively or defensively'''. Then (in the MoR game) there is a single dice roll, modified by the skills of you and your opponent, and considering the forces arrayed, and whether each player is playing offensively or defensively, to determine who eventually wins. This is to quickly simulate the outcome of the Daiku game between the MC and his opponent which would involve lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.

	The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).		The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10). So you could for instance have 12 peasants, or one dragon and a spearman, or three knights, or any of a huge number of other combinations.

	You can find players willing to take you on at this game at [[Shunsuke's]] tavern in Raikan.		You can find players willing to take you on at this game at [[Shunsuke's]] tavern in Raikan.

AlexD at 01:02, 27 June 2026

2026-06-27T01:02:20Z

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	Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].		Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].

	In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with 12 points, then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent, you play either offensively or defensively. Then (in the MoR game) there is a single dice roll, modified by the skills of you and your opponent, ~~plus~~ the forces arrayed and whether each player is playing offensively or defensively, to determine who eventually wins. This is to simulate the outcome of the Daiku game between the MC and ~~your~~ opponent, which ~~involves~~ lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.		In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with '''12 points''', then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent, you play either '''offensively or defensively'''. Then (in the MoR game) there is a single dice roll, modified by the skills of you and your opponent, and considering the forces arrayed, and whether each player is playing offensively or defensively, to determine who eventually wins. This is to quickly simulate the outcome of the Daiku game between the MC and his opponent which would involve lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.

	The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).		The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).

AlexD at 20:57, 26 June 2026

2026-06-26T20:57:24Z

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	Whether you win or lose, playing this game is an opportunity to try to increase your [[The Player#Gambling\|Gambling skill]].		Whether you win or lose, playing this game is an opportunity to try to increase your [[The Player#Gambling\|Gambling skill]].

			== Notes ==
			'''Variable:''' N/A

			'''Links''': [[Raikan]], [[Gambling]], [[Shunsuke's]]

			'''Source''': Updated for MOR version 0.8.5

AlexD at 20:54, 26 June 2026

2026-06-26T20:54:05Z

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	Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].		Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].

	In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with 12 points, then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent you play offensively or defensively. Then in the game ~~(MoR~~) there is a single dice roll modified by the ~~skill~~ of your opponent, to simulate the outcome of the game ~~(Daiku)~~ which involves lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.		In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with 12 points, then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent, you play either offensively or defensively. Then (in the MoR game) there is a single dice roll, modified by the skills of you and your opponent, plus the forces arrayed and whether each player is playing offensively or defensively, to determine who eventually wins. This is to simulate the outcome of the Daiku game between the MC and your opponent, which involves lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.

	The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).		The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).

AlexD at 20:47, 26 June 2026

2026-06-26T20:47:50Z

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	Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].		Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].

			In Daiku you have a choice of six types of troops to purchase with 12 points, then based on your choice plus seeing that of your opponent you play offensively or defensively. Then in the game (MoR) there is a single dice roll modified by the skill of your opponent, to simulate the outcome of the game (Daiku) which involves lots of dice rolling plus judgement calls to determine its outcome.

			The troops available and their points cost are: '''Peasant''' (1), '''Archer''' (2), '''Spearman''' (2), '''Swordsman''' (3), '''Knight''' (4) and '''Dragon''' (10).

	You can find players willing to take you on at this game at [[Shunsuke's]] tavern in Raikan.		You can find players willing to take you on at this game at [[Shunsuke's]] tavern in Raikan.

	~~Playing~~ this game is an opportunity to try to increase your [[The Player#Gambling\|Gambling skill]].		Whether you win or lose, playing this game is an opportunity to try to increase your [[The Player#Gambling\|Gambling skill]].

AlexD at 20:16, 26 June 2026

2026-06-26T20:16:23Z

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	Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].		Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].

			You can find players willing to take you on at this game at [[Shunsuke's]] tavern in Raikan.

			Playing this game is an opportunity to try to increase your [[The Player#Gambling\|Gambling skill]].

AlexD at 20:14, 26 June 2026

2026-06-26T20:14:30Z

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	Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local Raikan two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield.		Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local [[Raikan]] two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield. It is generally played for [[cash]] stakes as the local preferred form of [[gambling]].

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Daiku, also known as "The Army Carpenter", is a local Raikan two-player tactical board game that requires wits, strategy and lucky dice rolls, as you pitch two armies against each other on a simulated battlefield.