My gaming group recently ran a zombie skirmish game at a local convention in Minnesota, USA (
www.ConofTheNorth.org). I thought I'd share a few photos and a brief battle report.
For rules, we used our home-brew system which owes the inspiration of its core mechanics to Necromunda, Mordheim, and LotR. My group's forum, with links to other photos and events, is located at:
http://z15.invisionfree.com/Terrain_Specialties/EVENT: Zombie Gauntlet
DESCRIPTION: "Well, our ride is trashed, we're surrounded by zombies, and the supposed safe zone is still at least a block away. Smile, it's all down hill from here!"
An overhead view of the zombie-infested area showing the city street strewn with burned out wrecks, rubble, and the fenced-off safe zone visible at the bottom of the picture.
Another view of the area, looking down the street toward the safe zone. Shouldn't be too hard to reach...
The survivors pile out of their vehicle after it has run out of fuel and coasted to a halt against a rubble pile.
They begin making their way up the street, but their activity has begun to draw a large horde of zombies to the area.
Curly knocks back an approaching zombie with blast from his "street sweeper" shotgun.
Johnny B. Goode and Candy the Exotic Dancer are beset by more zombies on the other side of the wrecked police car.
The survivors put down one zombie after another, but more keep coming and quickly begin to surround them from all sides.
A zombie crawls up unseen from behind and catches Denny Hacker by surprise.
The group makes a mad dash for the safe zone, jumping over several barricades in order to reach the gate.
Angie covers the group with her pistols as they keep running toward the safe zone enclosure.
Just as the survivors manage to open the locked gate, another group of zombies shambles forth and attacks them from the nearby ruined building.
Knocking back the last of their attackers, the remaining survivors manage to bolt into the enclosure and reach the security of the safe zone. The horror of their ordeal is finally at an end. Or is it...