Pulp Alley: The Friar Below

[whomever1]

  More adventures in Bay City. Sewer workers have accidentally uncovered the tomb of Fray Torquenado in the catacombs under the church of Santa Morosa. Three leagues compete to get the sacred artifact in his possession.

http://imgur.com/gallery/7fAYZ

                                                                                     

[d phipps]

Fantastic! I really liked the catacombs. Cool idea. 

[Wolf Girl]

Great looking game! Thanks for posting your Pulp Alley battle reports. 

[Vagabond]

A very nice table you have there. I was looking at it and thought that looks familiar so congratulations to you and ragsthetiger for equally enjoyable game reports.
Cheers

[whomever1]

  The table is at Rags' house: His Bay City set-up is pretty versatile, so we've kept it up for a while. In some of the earlier games there the table is centered further west, so there is a beach front. I tried thumbing thru Rags' old posts to find an example of that, but jeez we've played a lot of games.
   Regarding whether it was a good AAR--Thanks for the comment, but it lacks terseness. I'll strive to improve.

[ragsthetiger]

The beachfront days on the Bay City table:



I kind of miss the beach and cabanas, but I put too much work into that church not to use it.
Any terser, and you'll be spouting epigrams, Whom.  I think it's a great AAR the way it is.
 
rags

[Vagabond]

Humm I supose you would have to have a beach front on the board coming from Long Beach

The problem with terseness is that all you get are some photos and meaningless text and get no idea how the game went, along with the thought and storyline that went into it's creation. My opinion only.

Cheers