For the last few days, I have soloed my way through All Hallow’s Eve from BAM! Basic Action Magazine #1. The system that I used to play it was Bash! Basic Action Super Heroes (Original Edition). I used SoloCutz (DriveThruRPG) as the solo engine. I did use the six characters that are included in the RPG rules.
So, the first scene was investigation (crime scene). The second scene was combat. Things really got interesting with the third scene. The P.C.s were up against a litch-lord. My White Witch cast a magical duel arena spell. The litch cast wizard tower. The end result – both teams ended up in the White Mausoleum. The White Witch was still with Baby Face, but all of the other characters were on their own. This could have ended badly if they ran into the lich too soon. They did have a chance to explore 21 rooms full of challenges, tests, and a combat. They did find the lich’s weakness (a coin from a sorority house). They used it to incapacitate the lich, they tossed him through the bl...
Played our first game and loved it. Great for Fleet actions. Rewards historical tactics rather than forcing you to use them.
Would have been a 5 star for gameplay, but the rules are sometimes difficult to flick through and find the section you want, needs an index.
Other than that, superb.
I'm always astonished how much flavor Neuicon can squeeze in such a tiny space. The rules are tight, easy to understand and leave much room for customization and personal hacks.
I was excited when this game was announced and I was not disappointed. This is one of the best indie wargames out there with Oculus Spear making it a lot better. I highly recommend this for every sort of wargamer out there; soloists, the skirmishers and the group players. Really wicked fun.
Publisher: Heroic Maps
Date Added: 04/21/2022 01:46:09
Really dark - love how you have the chains as a navigatable option makes my players go is the bridge a trap or are the chains - send em batty.
Artwork is excellent as always.
Publisher: Heroic Maps
Date Added: 04/21/2022 01:43:10
My player liked the theme and the artwork of this map. Good design as there are multiple things you can do with this map from a GM perspective and multiple option for the players how they want to approach and leave this scenario.
This pattern is sharp looking and all the different textures and options really add value; you can easily get a few different looking bridges from this pack. I've had good luck with other papercraft from this author, but this one is my favorite. I made a short, open brick bridge and a long, covered wooden one, and they both look cool. If you make the covered bridge and intend to use it for gaming, consider not gluing the top down. I left it loose and simply remove the top if fighting breaks out on the bridge so the minis are easier to get at......
Publisher: Garske Games
Date Added: 04/20/2022 02:58:36
Light and fast miniature space combat system reminiscent of WH40k. At $5 getting this is a no-brainer. What are you waiting for? Just click 'Add to Cart' already.
Publisher: Heroic Maps
Date Added: 04/17/2022 13:01:46
The Lich's Lair was a fantastic map for a family adventure over the Christmas Holidays. The detail and variety were fantastic and ithad enough rooms for a multiple hour session without feeling rushed or dragging.
Publisher: Lumaca Games
Date Added: 04/11/2022 17:11:25
There are not many games on WW2 airwar in the Med, especially Italian aircraft such as the SM79. This product does it's best to change that. And change it with a fun and challeging game. Using cards and solo play, the game literally plays within minutes. And there is always time for one more game after the first one. The colouring and art style of the game of course looks like an Euro automobile - sleek and bright! Some folks may not like this, but I find it is fun (especially since I got my eyes fixed) and adds to the game.
The instructions are on 2 cards. Being translated from Italian to English is a little rough in places, but if one just thinks a little bit on the rule that doesn't make sense, it will come to ya. And of course, one can always send an email to Marco.
When I printed out my game, I did it on heavier paper - 110 weight and then cut out, placing the cards inside card protectors. I don't print the backside unless it is a two sided card.
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