Game Night: Slaughter in the Dark

[Dentatus]

Pictures and summary of recent game night. It got ugly.  'Die and Learn' I say.





More here: https://stalker7.wordpress.com/2015/05/20/gn-19-may-slaughter-in-the-dark/

[Malebolgia]

Wow, that table is insanely cool!! Love it. Great pictures man. And sometimes a good munching is fun too, right?

[Earther]

Excellent looking game.

Mal, I too love a good munch.

[Dentatus]

Thanks. Thankfully, I was the muncher not the munchee, so I had a great time.

There are four 'boards' there: two 24" x 24" and two 12" x 24". They can be configured in different ways to maximize replayability.  Plus, I've got a bunch of resin scenics on plexi bases for scatter terrain to break up any long fire/travel lanes. More 'Underground Lab' than 'Hi Tech Space ship' but they make for a decent gun crawl.

[Michka]

Looking through your page is inspiring as all hell. I absolutely love your terrain. 

[Duke Donald]

Brilliant!

[blacksoilbill]

That is excellent terrain. Pretty straightforward, but looks excellent. All the scatter terrain really livens it up.

[Damas]

Loving the game and blog!

[Dentatus]

Thanks. Gotta decide who's next in the painting queue.

[dijit]

Great looking game! I didn't catch but what rules were you using?

[Drachenklinge]

It looks like this board-game where you played doom or something ... Frag? ...now with a 3D upgrade. Frag?

Lots of book-keeping, if I recall it correctly, how did You solve that, in case I am right?

[Dr DeAth]

Great game board, what are the walls made of?

[Dentatus]

Thanks all.

Rules are home brew generic 'Cleared to Engage', inches converted to squares.

Walls are 2" blue insulation foam. Easy to paint, shape, cut into. Boards are MDF marked with a Litko template.

I'll post more pictures this weekend.