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--- boss_mechanics [2026/08/01 20:11] – sibachian
+++ boss_mechanics [2026/08/01 21:04] (current) – sibachian
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-Boss mechanics is something that will need to be expanded into. Each boss need to have their own core rule to make the encounter interesting.
+Boss mechanics is something that will need to be expanded into. Each boss need to have their own core rule, challenge, and concept - to make the encounter interesting.
-I have so far come up with a few, but far more will need to be added:
+I think the book will need probably around 20 to 30 bosses (I don't want too many pages, but I also don't want the game to finish too fast. It should be around 80-120 pages long, and offset hardcover).
+These are the current ones I've come up with:
 **Introduction Boss**
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 For once, this is not a colosseus type boss, but an actual person, in pursuit of you. You need to destroy walls and other hinder so that you don't get caught by the boss. So each phase there will be a different level of escape route depending on success of avoiding roadblocks.
+**No Choice Boss**
+A bit of gambling challenge, each phase has 6 challenges as usual. But unlike the others, you need to roll a die for which FOUR you need to clear before getting to the next phase. the cleared challenges will add varying number of +X to your core advancement, so in the next phase, you will have to undertake the challenges starting from 6+X (e.g. challenge number 13 (because you aquired +7)) and continue through to 16. When you finish on a number (in this case, 16) the final phase will start from 16 -X (where X is a roll of a d6) for which challenge you need to undertake to clear it. It will only be one challenge on the final phase, but the reward will be awesome regardless of which number you get.