Pulp Alley at Drums Along the Rapids - Ft. Meigs AAR

[mikedemana]

I apologize for taking a month to reply to this thread. I had a blast finally getting to PLAY a Pulp Alley game. To this point, I had only GM'd Pulp Alley...never having a chance to be a player. So, thanks for running the game, Mike! And you are welcome -- I think all players should help out GMs when they know the rules. There is so much to balance when teaching and running a game. Players who know the rules should help out.

Mike, that comic-style AAR is awesome. I may have to sign up for a free trial of it. I assume it is easy to use....?

I'm going to check my phone...I think I still have pics from the game. If I do, I'll post them.

Mike Demana
http://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/

[mikedemana]

Here are my two best pics from the game...

They show Mike's great board he set up. Great figs, great terrain, and great fun!





Mike Demana
http://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/

[pistolpete]

The Phipps clan has been seriously productive in turning out new Pulp Products--except for t-shirts! I sent a plea to Mr. Phipps for permission to the rights to have my own Pulp Alley shirt for my convention games, and he kindly acquiesced. The shirt was made  at a local custom t-shirt shop at an outrageously high price, but still quite worth it.

The time is well nigh for Dave and Mila to add a line of custom Pulp Alley clothing to their ever-expanding pulp emporium. 

completely agree they need some tee's (and hats) available.

[oabee]

I apologize for taking a month to reply to this thread. I had a blast finally getting to PLAY a Pulp Alley game. To this point, I had only GM'd Pulp Alley...never having a chance to be a player./

Thanks for your kind words, Mike. My plan next year for Drums Along the Rapids is to do just one Pulp Alley scenario (for reasons previously mentioned) and participate as a player in another....specifically your Song of Drums and Tomahawks game, assuming-hopefully!-you'll be back next year! And if you're coming back to Ft. Meigs in November, maybe we can work out a similar deal, as I plan on doing Pulp Alley for that.

As to the ease of working with the Comic Life software, I had some minor problems here and there, but mastered them over time. Nothing major.

And thanks for the piccies! I see that as time wore on my Deep Cut Studio cloth gaming mat developed some folds. 

I think I'll be getting the mousepad versions from now on...either that or pack some painters' tape.

[d phipps]

Very cool! THANKS for the extra pics, Mike!