*hands Ragefang a mechanical sheep*
There, there, it will be okay. Show us on this mockup here where the shepherd touched you - !
*is promptly knocked unconscious by a frying pan to the end."
"AAAAAAND HE'S OUTTA THERE - !" snarls the goblin umpire.
((Anyway, the idea I have is this. Two teams of four, one Alliance and one Horde. Each team must have at least one shaman or mage. Everyone flags for PvP. It goes in three innings, with each side taking a turn to bat. basically, bases and home plate are marked [guild standards or raid markers, etc.,] and the 'fielders' stand close to them. Batting is a /roll 4 where 1 = strike, 2 = foul, 3 = ball, and 4 = hit. Three strikes is an out, and three outs means the team's done batting. Four balls means batter gets to take a base. Sounds just like baseball so far, right?))
((Heh, well here's my favorite part.))
((The catcher on the field team gets to be the Frog. Instead of a pitcher, a shaman from the batting team is standing at the center mound, keeping the frog CC'ed. It's the shaman's job to make sure that CC doesn't break until it's supposed to. When a batter "hits", they attack the Frog, break the CC, and start running to first. To "hit" a base, you must physically strike the baseman standing there, and touch the base. Same with each base in sequence, all the way up to home plate - you get a point when you've passed all the bases, and touched home, without dying yourself.))
((Oh, and as you're running, batters, everyone whose base you tagged - from the catcher to the third baseman - will be trying to KILL you. Fielders, have fun - but don't attack anybody till you've been tagged! The most points at the end of three innings wins.))
((...thoughts?))
Edited by Drakehide on 4/1/2012 10:23 AM PDT