Swashbuckling Pulp Alley Pirate Action

[Chris Abbey]

Last week Doug and I had a great Pirate game using Pulp Alley.
The black powder rules (spending an action to reload), was really the only rule change that was needed to give it the period flavor.










The games was a lot of fun. We had a brown bear and a wold that were wandering 'perilous areas'.

I've got a full write up and loads of photos on my hobby blog: http://wargamesbuildings.co.uk/Pulp-Alley-Pirates

[Wolf Girl]

Very cool! That looked like a lot of fun. Thanks for posting. 

[Bessy]

Lovely stuff!

[d phipps]

Excellent! Love your terrain. Looks perfect for some pirate action.

How did you like the black powder rule. We have been playtesting that idea some more for the upcoming Lemurian campaign to make it a bit more primitive. 

[Chris Abbey]

I really liked the black powder rules, they worked very well and such a simple change but really changes things when you know you only have one shot and then need to spend an action to reload. (of course some pirates could have a pair of pistols!)

We put a puff of cotton wool smoke on the table for effect when a character had fired.

[Metternich]

Exit left, pursued by a bear.

[dinohunterpoa]

A frigging BEAR was the least thing I was expecting in a pirate game, WELL DONE!!!

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Great looking game, looks like a lot of fun!