Wednesday, September 28, 2016

RECRUITs: the download

It's the week after, and I'm still exhausted. Well, not so exhausted that I won't be hosting our weekly Thursday night game, but tired.
Thanks to a whole lot of prep work by the Baroness, things at the vendor booth went smoothly. Thanks to CluckAmok and Lead Addict, the games went smoothly.








All the games I ran, have mentally run together, but they all ended with last minute victories and comic timing. Judging by the laughter coming from the other tables, I think they went well too.
I have to sit down with Lead Addict and do some fine tooth combing of what's working, and what's not with Wasteland Warriors. The thing that works with FfoL is that it runs well as a convention game as well as a 1 v 1 duel. Making that work with WW is going to take some doing.
Thanks to everyone who played, bought rules, ran the games while I was taking a restroom break, or just stopped by to say "hi".

9 comments:

Preacher by day said...

Love the look of that FIW table!

Jaye Wiley said...

All Cluck-Amok. Check out his blog.

sean gewecke said...

I really enjoyed playing the Fistful of Lead game and have read through the rules that I bought. I'm looking forward to putting a game together for my local gaming group.

I'm also looking forward to the release of the Wasteland Warriors rules.

Thanks for the work in hosting the games. It was a "blast".

Weasel said...

Looks lovely and I am glad everything went well :)

Markus Falk said...

Hi! Great rules, but I have one minor question. When exactly can you remove a wound? I ask because on page 8 it says that the only way to remove a wound is when you play the Queen of Hearts Special Card.

BaronVonJ said...

Page 8 is correct. But, remember an Ace can be any card...

Markus Falk said...

But can you also recover a wound by rolling the dice?

Markus Falk said...

Or do you perhaps just stand up (still wounded)?

Jaye Wiley said...

Markus, I'll refer you to page 11 of the Fistful of Lead:Reloaded rule book under "Wounded": "The model is hit and drops where he/she is prone.

They may do nothing but try to recover next activation. Follow the same procedure from the “Pinned” result above to get up, with the exception that rolling a “1” means the figure has died of their wounds. Remove the model from play."
In short. You roll just like you do to get up from a Pin result. 6+ and you're up. 2-5 still down. "1" and you bleed out.
Hope this helps.