Scenarios for Old West games?

[NickNascati]

All,
     Fistful of Lead has 4 scenarios, and Six Gun Sound had several, can anyone suggest another source of scenarios?  I've seen reference to Gisby's TRWNN page, but the scenario page seems to be gone.  I am half tempted to by the "Cowboys: Way of the Gun" boardgame, as I know that has at least 20 scenarios, but I am loathe to spend $40.00!

                                                                   Nick

[greatescapegames]

Dead Man's Hand has 12.

[NickNascati]

Any way to get the scenarios without buying the rules?

[Elbows]

Blackwater Gulch is a free download, though I don't know if there are any scenarios involved.

We also had a thread Nick about ideas for scenarios (and a bunch of people had posted some).  You can probably dig it up here on page 3-4? I started it, but I forgot what it was called.

[abu iskander]

These are good books, though certainly not free:

Author: Bob Boze Bell
Published by: TriStar-Boze
Page Count: 128 pages
Description: Expanded from the pages of True West magazine--Bob Boze Bell takes 24 gunfights from the magazine and expands them with new information, graphics and maps. The thrilling narratives are accented with 150 rare photos, 46 informative maps and over 123 authentic illustrations. For the latest, complete information about major gunfights of the Old West, buy this book.

http://store.truewestmagazine.com/products/Classic-Gunfights%2C-Vol.-1.html

[greatescapegames]

Any way to get the scenarios without buying the rules?

There's a set of 3 extra ones on the website: http://www.greatescapegames.co.uk/dead-mans-hand/scenes

[NickNascati]

Thanks, I will be sure to check them out and download them.

[admiraldick]

we tend to play Legends of the Old West, and i used Warhammer Skirmish as the basis of a number of scenarios. Skirmish isn't officially available anymore but it was distributed in a number of free pdfs, so with a little google-fu you should be able to track them down pretty easy.

adapted scenarios included: building hastily made barricades to defend a town (a la Magnificent Seven), attempting to cross a river into enemy held territory buy building tree trunk bridges and sneaking past enemy tents. it also gave me a chance to build some simple scenario specific terrain as well, which was a nice bonus.

[CptJake]

These are good books, though certainly not free:

I have volumes 1-3, and highly recommend them.  Each gunfight is described in more than enough detail to use for a scenario, many with maps and great pictures. 

[Leapsnbounds]

Remember TSR's "Boot HIll"

[NickNascati]

Herman,
              How are you?  I do indeed remember Boot Hill.