Pulp Alley AAR -- On the Trail of the Professor

[d phipps]

For a cool story and photos, check out Phyllion's gaming blog and his latest Pulp Alley AAR, "On the Trail of the Professor" at --

 http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/pulp-alley-aar-on-trail-of-professor.html



HAVE FUN!

[Poiter50]

Nice report. Are the buildings & walls the 4Ground Adobe ones?

[Phyllion]

Nice report. Are the buildings & walls the 4Ground Adobe ones?

They are indeed - I'm building up quite a collection and have stated converting them for a bit of variety.

EDIT: I'm lying, they are the Sarissa Precision Adobe heroic range.

(Part 2 is now up as well)

[blacksoilbill]

Great looking table. Who makes the middle eastern civilians?

Bill.

Edit: digging around your site, I answered my own question - Perry crusader range. They fit in very nicely.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

"-Abdul, peddler of rumours and rugs "

HAHAHAHA hahahaha HAHAHAHA hahahahah 

[d phipps]

Part 2 is another thrilling read. You guys really cut it close on finding the Professor! 

Did you draw any "red herrings" while searching the town?

We just had a couple local playtesters come over and try this scenario and they really enjoyed it as well. Thanks for the kind comment in your closing thoughts...

Another mighty fun game of Pulp Alley. The streamlined core system is great fun and the dual use cards for both random events, perils, encounters and to drive the plot really work well. Best of all, it doesn't need an umpire, it gives you the toolkit to throw together a scenario quickly and easily.  As a fun, light game full of twists and turns in 90 minutes and which gives plenty of fodder to make a ripping yarn, I'd highly recommend it.

I really like all the terrain you've put together. Great stuff! I've been wanting to make a clothes-lines with hanging rugs and now all I have to do is copy yours! 



THANKS

[Phyllion]

"-Abdul, peddler of rumours and rugs "

HAHAHAHA hahahaha HAHAHAHA hahahahah 

 

[d phipps]

Phil -- I remember a turorial for making those wound counters, but I can't track it down. Any chance of sharing the link again?



THANKS!

[Phyllion]

Phil -- I remember a turorial for making those wound counters, but I can't track it down. Any chance of sharing the link again?

THANKS!

Of course, its
http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/and-now-for-something-slightly-different.html

[Melnibonean]

That's a beautiful table. I only wish my desert dwellings looked so good.

[pauld]

that all looks totally brilliant 

it's great to see games played on such wonderful boards

[d phipps]

that all looks totally brilliant 

it's great to see games played on such wonderful boards

Indeed! And here a link to see some of the details --- http://infrequentwargamer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/pulp-building-arab-market-scene.html

Lots of cool bits there!