Yesterday morning, I completed an air raid campaign. This inspired me to do a little painting.
Biplanes and light bombers |
I also picked up Squad Hammer Core and want to run a game to test the changes between it and original SH.
Recently, fantasy gaming has piqued my interest. I recently ran a simple dungeon crawl and need to plan the sequel. I also picked up Rangers of Shadow Deep. I doubt that I will play the game as written but I am very interested in stealing the scenarios and using my own rules.
Finally, I picked up the December issue Wargames Illustrated on a whim.
As shown in the picture above, the magazine came with 2 miniature ships from the new Cruel Seas game. These ships are what induced me to buy the magazine. Now I must admit that I have never been particularly interested in World War 2 coastal naval warfare nor do I have any intention to buy Cruel Seas. However, I am considering ginning up a super simple set of rules so that I can pit these 2 vessels against one another.
One of the pleasant surprises about this issue is that it includes a very simple siege campaign for Lion Rampant. I have LR but never played it, and likely never will (some of my reservations are similar to those for Dragon Rampant, which I experimented with last year). Nevertheless, LR has several scenarios and the campaign in the magazine links them together in an interesting narrative. It has me thinking about starting a medieval campaign (although I'm not sure what rules to use).
Anyone, as you can see, my gaming is currently all over the place.
"nor do I have any intention to buy Cruel Seas."
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't. The errata is already longer than some sets of commercial rules.
Good tip. Thanks.
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