A Return to Sellswords and Spellslingers

[Sunjester]

After a bit of a break I got a Sellswords and Spellslingers game in. Report and piccis on the blog https://grahamsgaming.blogspot.com/2024/09/snakes-well-mostly-lizards-return-to.html

[Frugalmax]

Nice report, thanks for sharing! Who makes your two fighter miniatures? Don't think I've seen them before.

[Burgundavia]

Glad you got to enjoy the scenario generator and event cards - it sounded like a good game.

[Sunjester]

Nice report, thanks for sharing! Who makes your two fighter miniatures? Don't think I've seen them before.

Thank you.
All the PC models are from the Blacklist Games Fantasy kickstarter (the one they actually shipped!).

[Frugalmax]

Thank you.
All the PC models are from the Blacklist Games Fantasy kickstarter (the one they actually shipped!).

Thanks! I hope to see more of your pictures and battle reports!

I don't have any experience with Sellswords and Spellsingers. I will google it to get a general idea, though if you have played other similarly-scaled games (in terms of model count, that is), I'd love to hear your take on how it compares.

[Sunjester]

Sellswords and Spellslingers is published by Ganesha Games www.ganeshagames.net

It's a solo/co-op fantasy bash, that has the feel of an old-school RPG without all the tables.
It's on a similar level to Rangers of Shadowdeep, but I much prefer the mechanisms of SS&SS. There is less record keeping, the operation/activation of the foes is less predictable (IMHO) and the system is more adaptable to create new scenarios.

If you look at the archives on my blog, there are examples of campaigns and scenarios I've previously created.