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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: Battle Brush Sigur on 31 July 2022, 09:29:49 PM
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Heyhey, yesterday we had a big multi-player game! 11 Players, Gasland rules, Warhammer chariots, carnage!
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The looks awesome, what a great idea! I like the sponsors’ signs, too.
Did you have to modify the rules at all, or just use them as-is?
Edit: having now read the AAR, it seems like a few accommodations were needed due to the larger bases sizes compared to usual Gaslands, but overall the rules worked well with almost no mods. Very cool!
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Yup, pretty much. We didn't want to have shooting be too restrictive, yet much of a factor (casual multi-player thing and all), so we restricted it to "one shot per car per full turn (= all gears from 1 to 5)". Not familiar with the exact nomenclature as I don't own the rules myself. :D
Due to the wide bases we also allowed for a bit of wiggle room with moving along the templates. Otherwise, as far as I know, we used the rules as is. :) Yeah, it worked rather well and a good time was had.
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This is amazing, thanks for posting. I love chariots, I enjoyed my brief test game of Gaslands... Now I just need to convince my friends they need to do this! lol
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Fantastic idea!
I played Gaslands for the first time last a week ago. Four players (three vehicles each) took us about four hours. You played 11 players in four hours? sweet.
Glad to see the rules are adaptable for fantasy. Again, this was really cool. Thanks for sharing!
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@boneio: Thanks very much! Yes indeed. Get your templates out, do it. :)
@Jack Hooligan: Cheers! Yup, one chariot/wolf rider to each player worked alright. Keeping the rules for each vehicle the same (the only differentiation we made was between chariots and wolf riders, the latter counting as motorcycles) helps a lot. For the most part we also ignored the "Push your Luck" rule, at least until the first contestant passed the second goal post so to speak.