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I went for Warlord figures as they were on offer. Apart from my usual incompetence in building plastic figures in impressed with the Romans. The Gauls however, are a different story. I really don’t like them. I’ve switched to Victrix for the main units.
Also who thought multipart figures with metal and plastic parts was a good idea? Arghhhhh! 😆
agent pumpkinParticipantExcellent, I’ll take a look.
agent pumpkinParticipantWargames Foundry have a selection of Ancient Civilians. The angry farmers and urban types look great for Rome civil war campaigns.
agent pumpkinParticipantOOh and a video of you playing I2/Snip Snip ?
agent pumpkinParticipantI’m definitely going down the Druid route as an ambush point for my Gauls and Britons. Would love a 28mm version of Getafix !
Also really like the idea of using standing stones/Menhirs, especially as I have a couple of those from Frostgrave.
Love the dog handlers as well, will have to seriously look at those.
I’ll have to see what spare characters/civilians I have left over or can source for other ideas.
agent pumpkinParticipantThe only bad thing I can say about Infamy, Infamy is that there is no easy acronym. What do we refer to it as? II? I,I? InIn? *snipped*
I2?
agent pumpkinParticipantOr you use a number of Signa cards to power predefined magical abilities. So Romans have “Shields Raised” to reduce missile damage right? Slaine Celts could use woading or wind power or whatever to get the same effect, spending the same number Signa as “Shields Raised” would cost to use it.
I think it wouldn’t break the game, but it would add a magical feel to it.
Also for Heroes they would get specific “Infamy” cards that can be magical effects instead of the normal Roman/Barbarian ones.
agent pumpkinParticipantMike.
Take a look at the videos on youtube that Rich has done. You might see a way of modding the game that suits you.
I think the card drivern mechanics should allow you to use special abilities/magic?
agent pumpkinParticipant@agent pumpkin Brits because of chariots and fanatics
Brits were tempting, but I played them in 15mm DBA years ago and never had much luck with them!
agent pumpkinParticipantImpressive, most impressive!
agent pumpkinParticipantReally looking forward to receiving my copy of “Infamy, Infamy!” My Romans and various enemies are almost painted as are others in my group who are also excited!
So my “Enemies of Rome” are going to be Dacians and Gauls. What has everybody else got or planning?
07/02/2020 at 16:13 in reply to: [Wanted] Hard copies of Chain of Command and Sharp Practice 2 #131233agent pumpkinParticipantWow. This is really top customer service!
agent pumpkinParticipantWhat a super looking layout and the games sounded great as well.
agent pumpkinParticipantHi. I have the first edition, which is fun but the second edition does sound a lot better.
However, would you say it’s worth the price considering I already have the first edition?
agent pumpkinParticipantI have This is Not a Test by Worlds End Publishing. The physical book is quite pricey, but can be got from North Star Figures. The .pdf is good value.
TnT is a post-apocalypse game and is very good. Its almost a mix of Fallout and Necromunda. You create gangs from various types, buy armour, hand weapons, big guns and go kill the opponents guys. It has a nice way that it deals with turn order/initiative.I like how it plays especially the campaign. You get that similar leveling up as Necromunda with skills and things.
With a bit of work on the background you could change it to any kind of world you want.
This is not a Test has some “Lets Play” on youtube. My favourite being https://youtu.be/w3pO7X8SLeE by Guerrilla Miniature Games, it’s difficult not to get caught up in their enthusiasm!
agent pumpkinParticipantI have a mix of existing sci-fi figures, which includes Reaper Miniatures, Necromunda , Crooked Dice, Copplestone, Hasselfree, Heresy Miniatures etc.
I shall keep looking for inspiration though.
agent pumpkinParticipantI’ve got the rules, but haven’t played yet. I also have This is Not a Test by the same author which uses much of the same mechanics. The latter is a post-apocalypse game and is very good. I like how it plays especially the campaign. For This is not a Test there are some “Lets Play” on youtube. My favourite being
https://youtu.be/w3pO7X8SLeE by Guerrilla Miniature Games, I reckon they will be playing Reality’s Edge sometime soon.
I expect Reality’s Edge to be just as good as This is not a Test.
15/10/2019 at 16:12 in reply to: Germans for the Swedish 1943 Tourist Season and CoC in Dulwich #124517agent pumpkinParticipantOh, very nice!
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