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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Mr.Marx on May 25, 2014, 09:30:34 AM
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Hey Laf,
Has anyone given these rules a go?
I'm looking for a set of wargames rules for my 'Monster Kaiju Battle Hour'[/url Project, and these look promising.
MM. (http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=64864.0)
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I own the rules and a quite happy with them. I believe you are familiar with other Genesha games products right? In MM you stat your creature by the body part, giving each a quality and combat rating. There are quite a few different manoeuvres you can perform with different body parts so the game avoids the age old "I punch you punch" pitfall.
Its still a genesha game so it might take a while to get your head around not perfectly phrased rules and balance of different powers is a simple additive point system, but all in all a very fun game with a lot of options!
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Just threw you a PM regarding these. I really like them, having played a few test games. Once you handle the GG basic mechanics, it's a quick and easy game to play with plenty of variation and cinematic action. You can have a monster attempting to tail sweep another with the target grabbing the tail and hurling the attacker at a power plant, causing an explosion. Statting up custom creatures is easy, and there are plenty of ready made ones too. We had Gamera completely trashing a Jaeger, for example.
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I bought both rules sets after seeing manatic's fantastic Pacific Rim project. And I must say I really like the rules. Simple in use, but enough depth and options to keep it interesting after several games.
And of course I bought lots of miniatures and the Dropzone Commander Cityscape to get a good table.
And I recommend getting the measuring sticks from Litko...sure you can make your own, but the Litko ones are excellent:
(http://www.litko.net/product_images/s/368/GMG124-product-main__29876_zoom.jpg)
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I bought both rules sets after seeing manatic's fantastic Pacific Rim project. And I must say I really like the rules. Simple in use, but enough depth and options to keep it interesting after several games.
And of course I bought lots of miniatures and the Dropzone Commander Cityscape to get a good table.
And I recommend getting the measuring sticks from Litko...sure you can make your own, but the Litko ones are excellent:
(http://www.litko.net/product_images/s/368/GMG124-product-main__29876_zoom.jpg)
Gaww - how can I get me one of those in the UK?
MM.