Managed to get up to Cold Wars for a day of gaming. Played two fun scenarios and tried to snap as many pics between as I could. Photos after the jump.
Zombie Apocalypse
After picking up some supplies from the vendor hall I was able to claim a spot in a Zombie Apocalypse game.
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| A stray round ignited the fuel tank on one of the parked cars. After it exploded the zombies swarmed through the gap. |
An astounding horde of 200 zombies surges past a makeshift barricade of cars, with only a few bands of gun toting national guard, police officers, concerned citizens and the A-Team standing in their way. This game was great, tension mounting as zombies broke through our lines, and lots of humor in the various cards and factions.
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My cops and the local medieval reenactors are surrounded
by a flood of zombies towards the end of the game. |
Viking Looters
My next game was a straight up fight between viking raiders and some dark ages knights. The game was run using "Rules by Ral", a simple, single page of rules for medieval combat. The battlefield was littered with thin lines of wood, trails and a village.
My Norman mercenaries got bogged down trying to capture a pair of towers guarding the enemy village.
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| Enemy Teutonic knights arrived as reinforcements |
All in all, a fun, beer-and-pretzels game.
More Games
While I only got to play two games, there were a ton of great set ups.
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| Whaling ships stalking Moby Dick. Great concept for a game! |
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| The Great White Whale diving. There were two other models off table, a surfacing Moby and fully surfaced Mody. |
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| Ancient Greeks with mythical overtones. Neat looking game, and my 5 year old was FASCINATED with this game. |
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| Pulp action in the arctic |
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| Great looking yeti, towers over 28mm figs. Who's the manufacturer? |
My Progress
Back home I got to work on some of my projects
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| Just need to finish up the basing on the Norman cavalry |
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| Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles ready for paintin' |
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