Greek Mythology Rules

[Chilledenuff]

There was a set called Typhon a few years ago.

But I expect 7th Voyage will be a cracker.

In the few playtest games i played, it certainly worked.  a basic batrep can be found here:

http://www.crooked-dice.co.uk/forum/Blah.pl?m-1354088705/

you'll have to bear with some of the proxy miniatures *mumbles excuses*

[nervisfr]

I'll bet the Lord of the Rings game would work for Greek Myth, with the Might and Fate to separate the heroes.  I might have to give that a try...

Exactly !

I think the LOTR rules system is one of the best and the easiest rules to learn for a battle game involving classical heroes and some kind of magic....

The building of heroes could be very simple if you have an idea of how to creat a point system based on the work of the LOTR variant group (see the files section) : http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/LOTRvariants/

Special rules are a key point in the rules for heroes : Small change of the main rules to give some "power" to heroes and special beasties (gorgondes, skeleton, spirit, etc.....).

[Chilledenuff]

Crooked dice have some sneak peeks on their forum of 7th voyage:


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Looking good

[Elk101]

Ooh shiney! Looking good indeed 

[nervisfr]

wow !

The picture show exactly what i have in mind on the subject 

I have some Foundry harpies but i found a good one in the heroclix range

[Mad Doc Morris]

So they bought out the pictures from Foundry's Mythology book? That went bye-bye quicker than expected then.
Nevertheless, looking forward to CD's take on this. 7TV is a rather nice set of rules, and having staged an Harryhause-themed participation game a while ago, it's a good chance to dig out the figures again.

[Chilledenuff]

It's out, PDF only at the moment but the print copy will be at Salute...

http://www.crooked-dice.co.uk/wp/7th-voyage/

Fantastic looking books nd the rules really capture the feel of a stop motion epic