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'''N.''' A playtest is the process by which a game designer tests a new game, or additions to a game, for bugs and improvements before bringing it to market. | '''N.''' A playtest is the process by which a game designer tests a new game, or additions to a game, for bugs and improvements before bringing it to market. | ||
===Playtests in Amtgard=== | ===Playtests in Amtgard=== | ||
| − | Since the advent of the rules committees | + | Since the advent of the rules committees' meeting at Clan each year, there have been play-tests to validate potential rules changes. It is the duty of the [[Rule Representative]], sometimes assisted by the [[GMR]], to run play-test games in their local provinces. They should then report their findings and experiences to the rules committee forum, on [[E-Sam]]. The process is intended to iron out the kinks in new rules before they are added to the [[rulebook]]. |
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| + | ===2024 Playtest=== | ||
| + | *[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FRgsolJjbkqaxmk72n5oAD9NX7WUKVIUa3g5je_nrmY/view 2024 Interkingdom CoM changes] | ||
===2010 Playtest=== | ===2010 Playtest=== | ||
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N. A playtest is the process by which a game designer tests a new game, or additions to a game, for bugs and improvements before bringing it to market.
Playtests in Amtgard
Since the advent of the rules committees' meeting at Clan each year, there have been play-tests to validate potential rules changes. It is the duty of the Rule Representative, sometimes assisted by the GMR, to run play-test games in their local provinces. They should then report their findings and experiences to the rules committee forum, on E-Sam. The process is intended to iron out the kinks in new rules before they are added to the rulebook.
