The Scales of Anubis - Penultimate episode (29/10)

[Eric the Shed]

Hi Folks

Just finished writing up the Campaign Background for my Pulp Adventures starting next week...

Called the Scales of Anubis...



The full write up can be found here

http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/the-scales-of-anubis-pulp-campaign.html

With the first game starting next week I am busy pulling together all the back stories etc...

As each adventure gets played out I'll be adding to this thread...one adventure (a side plot) will feature at BLAM !

thanks for looking

[Earther]

Sounds absolutely brilliant! Looking forward to some game reports.

[Wolf Girl]

Looks like lots of fun!! 

[wolfen]

Great story. Lots of fun games should come from this one.

[kidterminal]

Looks like a blast.

[Dr. The Viking]

Brilliant story! In fact I am now thinking of co-opting it!

[Eric the Shed]

Brilliant story! In fact I am now thinking of co-opting it!

If you send me a pm with your email address I'll send you a nice clean copy !

cheers

[Eric the Shed]

Hi Folks the first part of the Scales of Anubis campaign was fought on Monday night - great fun...

Full action report, background and the next stage of the journey on the blog...who captured the first piece...head here

http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/the-scales-of-anubis-lost-tomb.html







cheers

[Duke Donald]

A great read of what must have been a smashing game! Looking forward to the next episode in the South American jungle.

[julesav]

Fantastic table and toys! Loved the 'perilous camels'!

[Dr. The Viking]

Great stuff! What are the rules!?

[Earther]

Bravo Mr Shed! 

[Eric the Shed]

Great stuff! What are the rules!?

Currently using Pulp Alley - will switch to a hybrid of pulp alley/bolt action when we get to the bigger engagements

Thanks for the comments folks

[Arundel]

An amazing sounding game in every way. The thought and work you have put into it really shine through!

[pauld]

"Can you see anything?"

"Yes, wonderful things"

... so said Carter and so say I.

A superb setting, story board and minis.



I have not played Pulp Alley for ages but all these AAR's from everybody reminds me I should .. and often

Every game is a story.

That is a measure of the game engine and the true charm of Pulp - when you play you cannot stop yourself from embellishing plot lines and getting caught up in the action, just as if you, yourself, are 28 mm high and there on the table.