After Action Reports from The Front
Like I did with my Sports Gaming Blog, I hope this list will act as a prompt for my other gaming.
Paint miniatures for Cyberpunk Red Combat Zone
Paint miniatures for Star Trek Adventures
Setup Star Trek Adventures Captains Log RPG: TOS Era Captain
Setup new crew for Five Parsecs From Home
That should be plenty for the week,
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I can’t tell you how excited I am about this product.
Star Trek Adventures: Captain’s Log Solo Roleplaying Game
I miss playing the old FASA Trek system, especially with my gaming group. Playing games on Saturday nights until well past midnight. Star Trek RPG was a cornerstone of those game nights.
But the reality is that:
I was planning to start a new campaign in Five Parsecs From Home, but I think this is going to take up some of my table top time at home.
Since this game covers any and all eras of Star Trek, I’m going to pull a multiverse trick and recreate my FASA Trek ‘ego’ character, Commodore Christopher Saguisag, into all (not you, Discovery/Picard) of those eras.
First up will be Enterprise-era, since I’m in the middle of putting together a uniform jacket from that series.
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Behold!
This was 3D printed and can be expanded if the need arises.
It’s currently 24″ x 32″, which is big enough for most of the games I currently play, sports and otherwise.
And in a IDGAF thought, any and all tabletop skirmish games will be played on this surface, regardless of the suggested playing area. Because 36″ x 36″ is a bit big, for me.
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So, what’s been going on since last year?
I managed to start that Legendary Kingdoms solo game, but haven’t gotten very far. I hope to continue playing fairly soon.
My crew for Five Parsecs from Home got a little boring, so I’m going to restart the game with a new campaign and a new crew.
I’ve sold off practically all of my Warhammer 40K armies (Guard, Ork, Necron, Marines) to an online store, I have maybe a handful of figures for Kill Team, or…
I’m looking into a newer, miniatures-agnostic system called Fistful of Lead, specifically the Galactic Heroes version, from Wiley Games. This new system will allow me to use whatever miniatures I have laying around and finally have those battles we’ve always wanted to see, like Federation crew vs. Mandalorians.
Okay, maybe battles that *I’ve* wanted to see.
Speaking of miniatures, I’ve been printing them out on my resin printer and have way more than I need for any system.
I’ve also shelved a few games (Car Wars, Battletech, Blood & Plunder, etc) while I try to focus on what I actually want to play between these types and my sports games…
I’ll have it all figured out by the time we reach the Frontier.
*klaxon alert*
What’s that?
The Frontier.
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Today in the mail I got a pair of gamebooks that I’ve been looking forward to receiving.
From the website:
An epic, choose-your-own-adventure-style gamebook set in a sandbox fantasy world.
Prepare for an adventure in this huge open-world gamebook series. Legendary Kingdoms is a roleplaying campaign, where you lead a party of adventurers in a world that adapts to your actions. Venture into ancient ruins, pick a side and lead an army into battle, sail the high seas on your own warship, defeat tyrants or bring them to power. Along the way your party will increase in skill, wealth, and renown, allowing them to take on more challenging adventures. Reach the heights of power and you may uncover a dreadful threat to the world itself and go on a mission that spans all six gamebooks in the series.
Book 1: The Valley of Bones takes place in a desert wilderness where tyrant kings oppress the teeming masses in a land strewn with ancient artifacts and ruins. But their grip on power is fragile… and the citizenry is ripe for revolution. It is a land of blood and sand, where civilization is rare and terrible beasts roam freely.
You pick a party of 4 adventurers from 6 pregenerated characters.
Coincidentally, I picked the first 4 in this picture.
From left to right: Sar Jessica Dayne, Akihiro of Chalice, Tasha, Lord Ti’Quon
A paladin, a samurai, a pirate, and a sorcerer. It’s like they knew my favorites to play.
I didn’t choose the druid (Amelia Pass-Dayne, Jessica’s half-sister) or the rogue (Brash).
Now to go over the rules and start adventuring.
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You know I really like a game when I decide to get a hardcopy of the rules after getting the PDF version of those same rules.
I’ve decided that I want to play skirmish-level tabletop miniatures games.
So that decision has me disposing of my Warhammer 40K armies.
As of this post I’m awaiting a quote from an online company that buys used/secondhand miniatures/models. Depending on what they offer, they’ll be shipped off or possibly donated/trashed.
I’ll still have a few Kill Team squads, plus Necromunda gangs and Blood Bowl teams, until I decide whether or not I want to still play those games.
World War Tesla sparked (heh) an interest in not only alternate history wargaming, but historical wargaming as well.
I’ll cover that in another post.
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