Price: $4.99 USD
Publisher: World's End Publishing
An item repeatedly requested by fans, Wasteland Essentials 1 is a companion product for the main This Is Not a Test rulebook, and features 32mm printable figures, counters and templates to enhance the scenarios in TNT. Lavishly illustrated by Spanish artist David Arenas, we think the full-color high-quality artwork in Wasteland Essentials 1 raises the bar for excellence in printable game aids.
- Paper Miniatures
- For use with scenarios where you need extra miniatures beyond just your warband, such as Pest Control and The Caravan, Wasteland Essentials 1 has you covered with rad zombies, irradiators, lightly armed caravanners, and cargo animals. Full-color instructions are included with clear demonstrative pictures by pillar of the hobby games industry, Dave Taylor.
- Templates and Counters
- Beyond just miniatures, Wasteland Essentials 1 also has templates and counters for all of the hazards of the wastes from the This Is Not a Test main book, such as ripwinds, emberquakes, poisonous gases, and more.
- Bonus Scenario
- A scenario is included to showcase all of this great material in Wasteland Essentials 1. In the Lost Caravan, your warband must recover the remnants of a destroyed caravan train, while braving dangerous and unpredictable wasteland phenomena. All for profit of course.
We think Wasteland Essentials is one of the best downloadable products on the market! Further, as a PDF, Wasteland Essentials 1 can be used to print as many copies as you need. Whether you need ten rad zombies or 10,000, the choice is yours.
Key Features:
- Full instructions with photos by Dave Taylor
- Full-color artwork by David Arenas
- Brand new scenario – Caravan Lost
- 45 32mm printable miniatures
- 51 miniature bases
- 14 counters
- 4 templates
Expanded Contents List:
- 8 Irradiators
- 27 Rad Zombies (two types)
- 3 Zombie Nests
- 6 Caravanners (two types)
- 4 Cargo Animals
- 4 40mm bases
- 47 25mm bases
- 2 Poisonous Gas 5-inch templates
To see Wasteland Essentials 1 in action, we highly recommend you to check out Chris Layfield's excellent hobby blog, Chris Layfield Learns to Paint.