Ok, now that I'm paying attention ....AND it is later .... c'mon where's the piccies?
It is now MUCH later!
No full on AAR as I forgot to take too many pictures as we were rather involved in the rules as this was the first playtest.
Smokezombie had the dubious honour of being the first (and so far only...) one of us to attempt to lead his Survivor group to safety.
His guys and gals were all survivors from the local Post Office Sorting Depot and were playing the first scenario: Base Camp.
The Posties were looking for a 'safe' place to set up as a new home. One that could be easily defended from the roaming hordes of the Affected.
Maggits Farm should be perfect.
The only problem was that they would have to clean out the current inhabitants first!
We were using a 3x3 board, hence the masking tape marking the boundaries.

There were already almost a dozen zombies in the farm yard and most likely more in the buildings and surrounding fields.
This was not going to be easy...

smokezombie had opted to bring the group onto the board across the road from the farm, in full view of the shambling creatures in the yard, hoping to entice them forward so that the wall itself would provide a natural barrier and slow them down in order to pick them off.


At this point the camera was mostly forgotten as we tinkered with the rules for noise i.e. gunfire attracting more zombies from either the buildings or the surrounding fields.
This proved to be a careful balancing act, as at one point, the valiant posties looked like they would be overwhelmed after their gallant leader, (Sgt) Alfred Knight VC, was taken out of action in close combat!

After this, they decided to change tactics and slow down with the level of gunfire as it was just too risky making that much noise...
All in all, it was good fun and extremely tense at times.
After the use of guns was kept to a minimum, it fell to the careful 'herding' of the zombies into a confined space, followed by a nice accurate lob of a petrol-filled milk bottle, which seemed to take care of most of the problems faced by the Postal Service!
The 'zombie attraction table' has since been modified to stop guns being such a problem with their noise, and no doubt many more tweaks will follow as we work our way through the scenarios.
As it was the testing of the rules that was more important than the taking of pictures I cannot say anything else other than:- Sorry! for the rather naff report.