A good mididungeon.

Id recommend anyone thinking about buying one of the OSR megadungeons to try this first.

This is a great little megadungeon to start your players in. Pretty simple, teaches some good dungeon lessons, and best of all, it isn't too long. Highly recommend.

I love this product and desperately want a physical release. Is there any hope of a physical print option for this title?

Super simple and fun! At 10 pages long it is great!!! (6 pages of rules and 4 Scenarios) Super fun, but VERY VERY deadly. It has a small footprint and plays on a 2x2 board. The rulebook is laid out very well and has a great simple design. It is an easy to play solo game.

As a fan of Shootin Iron, I jumped at the chance to see how the zombie apocalypse played out in the hands of Dave Bezio. ZRV is a new favourite! If you've got 20-30 zombies, some survivors and an RV (scratch build one out of foam if you dont have one handy!) these rules will provide loads of fun. The simple but effective zombie AI mechanic sees zombies attracted by the noise the survivors make as a result of their actions. Survivors need to start splatting zombies real quick as they track you down and keep spawning while you search for supplies. Shooting and melee combat use d6 rolls to hit and for damage. These 10 page rules include all you need to start splatting zombies including 4 scenarios to get you started. They play excellently 'as is' and have loads of opportunities to add house rules. And seriosly, he's almost giving them away! Highly reccommended.

incredible value, includes a lot of scenarions easy to play, the only downside i would see, is that you need a colection of variety of monsters, if you have a colection of paper miniatures, or have dry errase tokens i would have to recomend it

Exactly as advertised! For a dollar you get a simple but solid combat system, rules for AI and a good couple of scenarios with varying objectives and setups. Only drawback is that there's not real character customization, but in favor of getting the game out and played as quick as possible it's a small sacrifice.

Fun game!! Just a question - how come some of the monsters on the monster list have NO HP indicated? How do I deal with them?

A nice, light, and quick medieval skirmish game (as advertized)! I printed some top-down minis and used homemade 2-D terrain (rivers, lakes, towns, hills, and a fortress) and had this on the table very quickly. Battles are easy to run and play out quickly, especially if you stick to the recommended 4 (sometimes) units per side. As an added bonus, it gives you an excuse to chuck fistfulls of polyhedral dice (d4s all the way up to d12s). I especially love the Advantage/Disadvantage rules as a quick, elegant way to work in terrain and tactics like flanking without making the design too cumbersome.

The game is also very solo-friendley! I've got a Red vs. Blue solo campaign going right now and am suprised at how invested I've been. The warmongering Red Kingdom is ruthlessly conquering the Blue Kingdom's borderlands, and I find myself rooting for the underdog.

This game is a steal at $1.00! I've also purchased Muster This #1 and #2 but haven't had a chance to incorporate the expansion rules into my campaign yet, although the rules look like they will dovetail nicely with the base game. I typically prefer my wargames on the lighter side, but in my opinion this is EXACTLY what a skirmish miniatures game should be! Looking forward to more expansions and/or variants to this system.

A fun game, lets you play a little battle adventure on your own with miniatures. Light-hearted and fun!

As a long time fan of Shootin Iron, I grabbed 3D as soon as I saw it posted. Another great game that will be at the top of my play list. Simple rules but tactically sound game system that is fun to play and has wide potential for expansion. Love the way encounters are structured. Really enjoy the addition of henchmen because the first question I had was Fighter, Archer, and Wizard but where was the Thief? With henchmen I have my thief and can tailor my group to fit the needs of the encounter they are undertaking. Beastiary is well done and provides a very good selection of the traditional foes you might meet. The special monster abilities give room for tailoring foes to meet the needs of your own encounters.

Really hope there are more suplements in the works!!! Now off to play some more and look at generating a few of my own encounters.

I wanted to do set up a one-shot to test a different game (Tiny Gunslingers) and at the same time see if my players would like a change of theme (western stories, with or without a bit of supernatural thrown in).

Even if it is written for another system, I finally selected this, not only for the price, but also because it was self-contained, and offered diverse "acts" showcasing classical Wild West events like train robberies and saloon brawls.

My players did not manage to complete it, but I was extremely happy with the adventure, and if you are looking for something to start a Western campaign this will fit the bill (it also offers an "excuse" for the party to meet and become friends).

This is a complete game in 64 pages! It is a quick, rules-light (B/X D&D level), but detailed enough for a campaign. The author also wrote Wild West Cinema, and it is essentially the exact same game, translated to d20.

The game uses standard polyheral dice (d4-d6-d8-d10-d12-d20) and 12 attributes as de-facto skills. Attributes are used for skill resolution and determining movement speed, initiative, to hit, and hit die type. There are no classes, however you get a special ability every level which helps you to create unique characters (or emulate western archetypes). Characters are level based, with the expectation that they top out around level 5 or 6 (all characters start out 0-level, so really there are 6 or 7 levels).

It follows most of the rule theory from B/X or Swords & Wizardry, so if you know your OSR D&D, you've got this.

Equipment lists are short, but detailed. Weapons are grouped by type ("Long barreled pistol", "pocket pistol", "rifle", "shotgun" etc.) for damage, range, etc.

There are great rules for showdowns that make them deadly. Even a 5th level character could be killed by a very lucky shot from a 1st level character.

Like B/X, the game is incredibly easy to hack. Creating additional Special Abilities or house rules are a snap.

If you like OSR type games, and like the western genre, this is the game for you.

Awesome BX based Western Rules. Based on Basic Expert dungeons & dragons. Easy fun rules

Mouse. fun simple game. Great for kids. Or one shot game. Uses a few d6.

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and when things go bad.....Luck. Great fun game. 14 pages Could have used a sample adventure.

4 stars