I'm a new player

[Vetinari]

I was wondering about the different types of games like assassin and terminator cause I don't really know how it works.Thanks in advance

[DiM]

try reading the instructions.

Game Type
In a standard game each player fends for himself and there is only one winner.

In a terminator game you get points for the players that you eliminate. When players are auto-kicked in a terminator game their armies remain on the map, and you can still get points (and cards) from them if you eliminate the deadbeat before the game is over.

In an assassin game each player is assigned a secret target, designated in-game with crosshairs next to the username. You win the game if your target is killed - whether it be by you or another player! When a player is auto-kicked in an assassin game, the game continues and whomever had the deadbeat now has to kill the deadbeat's target.

To play a team game, try doubles and triples. Triples games must be played with 6 players, doubles games with 4 or 6. Teammates are determined by the sequence of players, for example the first two players and second two players make up two teams in a doubles game. In team games, you can deploy on and fortify to your teammate's territories. The score is calculated per team.

[Beastly]

welcome to the world of addiction...Conquer Club....

[corner G]

in summery...
in temanater games you get points when you elimenate another player and lose points if/when you get elimenated

in assasin games, you and your opponents are assigned a plyer to elimenate and whoever's player gets elimenated first, wins.

team games are either played in tripples or doubles options, tripples are played as a 6 player game, double can be in a 4 or 6 player game. you and your teamates work together to defeat your opponents, the general rules are the same exept you can fortafy and put armies on your oppponents terratories.

[corner G]

and get an avatar to distiguish yourself, and copy and paste the bunnys and put it in your signature, 2 thing you can do in "my profile"