Features

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Features

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Crowd Control Setup Guides

CC Setup Guides

Getting Started

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Disrupted Decisions

Our integration includes “Disrupts” which will show an on screen dice/etc to determine the outcome of the effect. See the Disrupt setup guide so these show up on your stream correctly!

  • These Disrupts are optional and enabled by default.

  • Use the Effect Manager dice icon to disable/enable if needed

  • The effects mainly follow D&D 5E rules.

How this works

  • This pack is intended to be used at a real (or virtual) table with real players.

  • A dedicated person acts as the “Referee”.

  • Effects will queue until approved by the Referee.

  • When approved, the game should pause and effects happen immediately.

  • Crowd Control effects cannot be interacted with in anyway and bypass player mechanics.

Effect Triggers

When an effect triggers, the game pauses until the effect resolves. When the effect is done, all triggers happen at the same time. Use normal game mechanics to determine what player resolves their triggers first and stack the triggers per player like normal.

Referee

The Referee can be a player, but may be better as a non player, that way they won’t have bias on when to accept effects. They will need to watch the Crowd Control desktop app dashboard for new effects and accept or reject them, read them to the group and make sure the effect resolves.

Feedback

This is a new area for us, and we’d love to hear from you! If you’ve tried any of our MTG streams. Please share your thoughts; what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d love to see next.

  • More Effects

  • More game modes

  • Other ideas? We’re all ears!

Ready to get Started?

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Have any Questions?

Check our FAQs, or join Discord for Support

Making a Game?

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