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Miniatures Adventure => Gothic Horror => Topic started by: Smokeyrone on July 29, 2017, 02:35:51 AM
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I like the rules, have a 28mm CiCairo set up, and lots of 15mm sets (Egypt, Fishmen, etc) but I've only actually played CiC rules a few times. Mostly for want of players.
I usually just adapt TSATF to my horror games.
Is CiC still big? If I dont finish my "Shadow Over St Lucie Village" TSATF game in time for Hurricon, I might run a CiC Cairo game.
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I am trying to get to Chaos in Cario - 1 have all the OG/Westwind figures and a lot of innocent bystanders painted for an Egyptian setup - but keep getting stalled by other projects :-[
I have grand plans to build a coastal tramp steamer and start the adventure from there.
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I played my first game of Carpathia a month or so ago; translated it to a wild west setting because thats what I had the figures for and it worked really well - great fun was had.
A really cinematic game that saw the town preacher having to stamp out the fire on his burning bible and the cavalry captain being a one man gatling gun until was rescued by his troopers just as the boss vampire got ready for snack time.
Great game!
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I played my first game of Carpathia a month or so ago; translated it to a wild west setting because thats what I had the figures for and it worked really well - great fun was had.
A really cinematic game that saw the town preacher having to stamp out the fire on his burning bible and the cavalry captain being a one man gatling gun until was rescued by his troopers just as the boss vampire got ready for snack time.
Great game!
Sounds like a great game! :-*
Once upon a time there was a KS project for a CiC expansion featuring the Old West, called Chaos in Cochise County: https://www.facebook.com/chaosinactiongames/posts/1493685764204262 (https://www.facebook.com/chaosinactiongames/posts/1493685764204262)
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You can use those minis and the Wild West minis you already have for Dracula's America - which seems to be an AWESOME set and line of miniatures IMHO! ;)
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Oh wow, thanks for that - I'd never heard of these, great looking figures, I'll be heading over there!
Yup I'm looking forward to Draculas America too - you can't have too many cowboy set ups.
Cheers Bud!
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Once upon a time there was a KS project for a CiC expansion featuring the Old West, called Chaos in Cochise County:
I pm'd Lee, of CIA Games, to try and get him on board with the Dracula's America thread but didn't hear back. Shame because his figures are amazing, I saw the painted versions at Fall In/Cold Wars - WOW!!
It's a shame his KS didn't fund otherwise the figures would be available.
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Totally - the Blood kin and especially the Skin walkers are just lovely sculpts
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Some interesting stuff in his collection there. Pity they never saw the light of day.
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I just picked up the rules after having bought some random pulp minis on FB which turn out to be for Chaos in Cairo.
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I have Chaos in Cairo - only played 2 odd games worth - but great little set of rules and very adaptable - would like to get Carpathian set and have the time to play these rules sets more regularly.