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DOOM: The Boardgame 2004 (scripted)

This is a scripted version of another AWESOME MOD. If you enjoy it, give original creator your love as well.

Asymmetric tactical game on square grid. Up to three marines are fighting together through hordes of monsters controlled by the fourth player. Very easy to learn, especially for marines, but has high skill cap.

• Manual[images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com]
  
• FAQ and errata[www.fantasyflightgames.com]
  
• Rules cheatsheet

Small and cozy discord server[discord.gg] to find other players or ask me any questions. Also GitHub project[github.com] to criticise my code :)

tl;dr EVERYTHING. Board building, inventory, dice, teleporters, barrels, doors, encounters, scenario triggers and much much more, so you can focus on tactical decisions rather than dragging tokens around.

Featuring:

• Area setup. Every time you open a door or use a teleporter to a hidden room, it's created with all items, monsters and doors. Spawned monsters depend on number of marines and how many figurines are left in stock.
  
  
• Three campaigns and more than 10 stand-alone maps. Graphical interface with previews and description to choose among them.
  
  
• Scripted encounters and invisible triggers. You place marine on body, question mark or seemingly empty space (with red cross visible to invader only) and... something happens. Walls are moved, vaults are revealed, ambushes appear, strange items discovered or who knows what. Invader is still advised to read out loud decorative description of event though. By the way scenario guide for invader player is on table, but invisible to others.
  
  
• Everything is now aligned with grid, so even playing "old-style" without scripted maps is much easier.
  
  
• Health bars with armor and speed values above figurines. Heavily inspired by Gloomhaven.
  
  
• Personal inventory. All stuff in one place and even button to pick items you are standing on.
  
  
• "Kill scores" for marines, "frag scores" for invader. When somebody at zero health, click "defeat" above them and get your points.
  
  
• Level up interface to spend points at the end of scenario
  
  
• Dice rolls. You choose weapon and enemy and game does the rest. It rolls proper dice, compare your range with distance, divides damage by armor and announce the result.
  
  
• Probability calculations. You can check ahead of time how likely you're to hit a target and how painful it will be.
  
  
• Even statistics gathering. So you can check, how fair dice rolls were for you.
  
  
• Interactive objects. Double click nice looking barrel to trigger explosion damage (no visual effects, but maybe one day...). Works on chained barrels as well. Place marine on teleporter and it will show button, which actually teleports. Double click doors to open/close.
  
  
• Marking activated monsters with icon above to help invader make their turn. Numpad7 points to yet not activated monsters.
  
  
• Move trails. When figurine is moved, it leaves line colored according to number of steps spent. Since it's very unnecessary CPU-heavy feature, which is probably not that great with high latency, invader player can turn it off with Numpad9. But it was so fun and challenging to implement, simply couldn't resist.

Lots of automated stuff, might have forgotten something. To be honest, at one point I was contemplating creation of AI-driven marines and text2speech driven event announcer, just for fun, but postponed these plans :)

I do not own any rights for this game or anything related to it. If you enjoy this mod, consider buying physical game, it's a great fun, especially since there is a huge number of fan-based rules/mods/campaigns with extreme variety.

• Once again, awesome original mode. Which in turn credits FluffyPinkPony for background and 3d models for figurines and Dudrie for map tiles.
  
• Gloomhaven for lots of inspiration and examples of how things can be done. Guys, you rock!
  
• Awesome boardgame geek community[boardgamegeek.com] including, but not limited to: Tom Korpipaa, Damoqles, and Knuckles Eki for awesome custom campaigns.
  
• Jorge Camacho for barrel model[3dmodelhaven.com]