Pas trop étudié les règles des règles des Titans, mais le changement portent sur l'exemple "(say, 10 Titan Masters and 1 Overlord)" au lieu de "(say, 11 Titan Masters) et du fait que la mutation du Tyran Titan compte dans le nombre total de mutation possible et qu'il ne peut pas avoir la même qu'un Maître Titan à moins que les 9 autres soit déjà utilisé. Rien de bien prodigieux mais sûrement un moyen d'éviter tout abus et de voir de la diversité dans les compo.
We got this one a bit wrong on the Titan Rules in Croc Tales 2. Here is the new ruling:
Titan Master Mutations
The Titan player selects one mutation for the Titan Master.
Titan mutations are numerous and varied. To represent this diversity, all of the Titan Masters in a warband must be given different mutations, if possible. Since there are only 10 different options, warbands with more than 10 Titan Masters will have to duplicate some mutations.
For example: a warband with only 8 Titan Masters may not have 2 with the "Tentacle Arms" mutation – all the Titans must have different mutations. However, if the warband was particularly large (say, 10 Titan Masters and 1 Overlord), the 11th Master could also be given Tentacle Arms. A third mutation of Tentacle Arms could be included only in a warband including 21 or more Titan Masters, and so on.
Note: The mutation chosen for the Titan Overlord does count toward the total number of Titan Master mutations; an Overlord and a Titan Master could not both have the same mutation, unless there were more than 9 Masters in the Warband.
