I took the opportunity to try my encounter deck again, along with something else I have been working on, a revised NPC movement table which takes into account the relationship between the acting group and the group nearest to it (Friend, enemy, neutral or zombie). It is still a work in progress, but I am happy with the results and feel they make the NPC behaviours a little more varied.
Anyway... on with the write up!:
That was cool!
ReplyDeletePleased you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous, finally downloaded a copy of comic life as a result of tour wonderful reports.
ReplyDeleteThat's great to know, Michael. I think it is an excellent tool. To my mind, a lot of the pleasure of gaming with miniatures comes from the visual aspects and the stories that come out during the game. As such, I think the 'comic book' format is a very good medium for reports!
DeleteI look forward to seeing your use of it!
Great stuff, love the comic atmosphere, very inspired!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil. I've managed to spot two typos so far, but it looks like everyone is enjoying it in spite of the errors!
DeleteLove it! Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteCheers! I tend to take pictures first and figure out the details and dialogue after, so I am always pleased when it works out!
DeleteYou're welcome! As long as people keep on enjoying them, I'll keep on making them!
ReplyDeleteObviously not Sarah-Jane Smith! An exciting story nevertheless. Your mention of Flintloque :-( has caused me to revisit 'proper' Napoleonics - haven't I enough to paint!
ReplyDeleteNo, but I have her painted for games of Doctor Who!
DeletePleased you enjoyed the story. I like rules where a strong narrative emerges from the game mechanics.
Wonderful, highly enjoyable
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, pleased you enjoyed it!
DeleteFun report! I see what you said about us having the same zombies, cars and terrain!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was fun to play. Looks like we both have good taste in our zombie game accessories!
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