Weekender XLBS: Gamer Gifts & Marvel On The Tabletop
December 17, 2017 by thisisazrael
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Cosmic weirdness continues….I was just opening up the box containing my dojo Ninja assault thingy as you guys mentioned it! I have now swept the room for bugs/cameras and am now wearing a tin foil hat…….or am I?
I always thought Justin was more Ming the Merciless than Capt America
@thisisazrael – Super System is a great set of super hero skirmish rules.
http://www.four-colorstudios.com/supersystem.html
I’d have to dig them up but there are stats for most of the Marvel heroes out there. I know I had them for 2nd and 3rd ed.
Apparently he made another, less crunchy, set of supers skirmish rules.
http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=436568
http://www.four-colorstudios.com/super-mission-force.html
Epic work from @stvitusdancern on those SAS Spectre Ops figures. Curious about Spectre as a system vs. say . . . Force-on-Force for modern skirmish infantry games. FoF has always treated me well, not sure about the differences between FoF and Spectre and whether it’s worth considering a switch?
Ben what a really. great idea and execution on Zeus!
Next year could we maybe have the gift guide not hidden behind a pay wall so we can send it to non backstager family members as a nudge? Making it a standalone video would help there too.
@dignity I would definitely say play with Typhus. The model looks great and painted in-line with the rest of the force, I can’t see it looking out of place on the tabletop. It’s not like you are using a whole diorama to represent a model or anything.
Does anyone know how Cartooner distinguishes itself from Mangaka, which I think is from the same people, is it just a different art-style they are suggesting, or did they make larger mechanical changes?
Tank!-CHESS!