
"Empire of the Dead: Blissful ignorance AAR" Topic
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Anatoli | 23 Jan 2013 5:00 a.m. PST |
This weekend I introduced Empire of the Dead to my friend Thomas, he has the rules but had not yet played a game. So I put together lists of roughly 150 shillings (starting point for a campaign) and used the contents of the Gentlemen's Club and Vampire starting boxes which have everything you need (and reach the starting points with no problem) and that is a rare thing when it comes to starting boxes. The lists were Gentlemen's Club President with light pistol Vice President with light pistol 2x Membership with hunting rifles 2x Membership with heavy pistols 1x Membership with light pistol Vampire clan Graf with sword Consort with knife Guardian with sword 1x Thrall with light pistol 2x Thrall with hunting rifles The scenario was "Blissfull ignorance", a fun scenario where the game uses civilians wandering about the table – not knowing that they are about to get attacked by the forces of evil. As my gang was "evil" and Thomas Gentlemen "good" our objectives were to kidnap/rescue as many civilians off the table while trying to prevent the other player to achieve his goal. Each kidnapped/rescued civilian was worth 5 shilling in victory points (and as usual extra points for inflicting casualties/surviving the scenario). Check the full AAR and more pictures on my blog: link
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Frederick  | 23 Jan 2013 9:00 a.m. PST |
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Howler | 24 Jan 2013 7:08 p.m. PST |
Thanks for sharing. This is a fun rule set made more enjoyable by your scenario, write up and terrain. Nicely done (and I wish I lived next door) |
clifblkskull | 26 Jan 2013 10:01 p.m. PST |
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