As written, if two zombies attack the same crop in a row, the first attack will be at half strength, rather than not taking place at all.  So, I think this is too strong.

Also, not all zombies are properly balanced for this rule, especially Wanderers, Carcasses, and Psychic Zombies, especially Psychic Zombies.

I don’t like it. Just because, I don’t think Zs _should_ team up at all. They should hinder each other, more likely…. :-)

mideg: Currently, there is no way to destroy a shed that is in the left 3 columns because there is no zombie with enough attack to take it down on its own.  This allows for multiple zombies being more dangerous (but of course more costly).

aguydude: I don’t see what you mean by half strength.  The first zombie will have normal attack while the second has combined attack unless they both start on the same square.  I said in the flavor text that this does not prevent more than one zombie from attacking the same crop.

Yoda: I mean exactly what you said.  Allowing the first zombie an attack seems a bit unfair.

I wanted to post exactly the same thing.
even if I’ve the same concerns as aguydude.

Yoda: Yes, use a bombie.

I might be persuaded if using their combined strengths somehow weakens them, too, or at least makes one of them not attack at all.

mideg: Bombies only travel for 3 squares and then explode.  If the shed is more than 3 squares away from the right side, then there’s no way for the bombie to get to it.

Yoda: You are right. I have misread the bombie.

Reiterating my vote:

Summon 5 Psychic Zombies and 10 wanderers on the same square.  For the low price of 80 juice, you can instantly get in 5 attacks with 50 attack power on a single row.  I say 80 juice is a low price, because this gives very high probability of slaughtering a Sunflower, a shed, or anything else.

CoV   per aguydude

mmmh. CoV per aguy.

Oh, I didn’t realize that psychic zombies could do ranged attacks…    s/k