Post-apocalyptic skirmish rules for LAF figs?

[axabrax]

The figs get better and better, and I get more and more tempted. I don't really have any experience wuith gaming this genre other than the Gamma World RPG back in the day. Anyone have any recommendations for a good skirmish set that fits the character of the figs? I was thinking you might be able to do something with Necromunda--which I have tucked away somewhere...

- Steve

[Mr.Clean]

Necro would work with a few tweeks.I've been useing CR3.0 and toying with Flying Lead.

[elysium64]

I am planning on using the Foundry Streetfight rules available for free download from http://www.thewarstore.com/product6048.html, these are the same basic system as "The Rules With No Name", and work really well, in a campaign mode and are good for multiplayer games, I have already designed many additions to tie in with the LAM figures/STALKER setting (Shotgun rules, Event cards, Mutants etc.).
Once I have finished painting my first batch of figures I will post up a battle report, hopefully by end of this month.

[warrenss2]

My favorite rules are here...
http://www.skankgame.com/Downloads.html

I find the entire site very inspirational. Explore it and you'll see what I mean.

I have used them for Post-apocalyptic, Pulp, Cthulhu, Zombies, Dinosaur hunts, capturing King Kong, Gangsters, and sci-fi games.

Warren

[mattblackgod]

I second the vote for Skank. I also like the Nuclear Renaissance 2 rules by Ramshackle for this kind of gaming.

[Sinewgrab]

I used a complete revision of the Necromunda rules, but I am actually more impressed with a set of Fallout specific rules based on the 'Weird Krieg' system that someone sent me some time back. It has a better Fallout feel to me, and the 'Munda system breaks down after a few rounds in a campaign.

[Arlequín]

Given that you have the Necromunda rules, and the other sets mentioned are available free iirc, you can try them all till you find what you like best.

[Phil Robinson]

Well I shall be using .45 Adventure, may need to add or tweek some of the weapon stats, it depends what Rich has in the 2nd edition.

 Getting too old to remember so many different sets

[warrenss2]

Getting too old to remember so many different sets

--- Hopefully their new version will take care of that.

[Malebolgia]

I used a complete revision of the Necromunda rules, but I am actually more impressed with a set of Fallout specific rules based on the 'Weird Krieg' system that someone sent me some time back. It has a better Fallout feel to me, and the 'Munda system breaks down after a few rounds in a campaign.

Cheers man! Coincidence too, as I've worked some more on the rules today...it's getting closer and closer to a finished version. Campaign system is almost done (important part to complete though: the cost of everything) and then it's time for the different force lists.

http://paintoholic.nl/temp/fallout_V5.doc

[krieghund]

Check out the Wasteland rules on the P/A site. The latest version should be posted today.

http://s1.zetaboards.com/Post_Apoc_Wargames/forum/996833/

[nb246]

I'll second the Wastelands 3 Meltdown rules. The newest version has been
released. The PDF file is free. Campaign system, scenarios and all. I really like
it and can't say enough about them! Check it out!
http://s1.zetaboards.com/Post_Apoc_Wargames/topic/4047419/1/#new

[axabrax]

Is there any way to download Meltdown without signing up for file dropper?

[Ironblood]

I downloaded it just fine without signing up for anything.

[dijit]

Me and Torben (Phoenikuz) played Wasteland Meltdown yesterday and felt it was missing something after the first game and was a little predictable and boring. So second game we added in the activation system from SoBH and a new stat - Quality and it seemed to work much better. Though the bike rules also need amendment as Torben's bike almost singlehandedly drove down my forces.
Duncan