Post by quase on Jun 1, 2015 10:05:47 GMT
So, in order to play Port Pulpo Crawler, we need
Dice and measure-sticks cut to size
A table full of scenery and figs, Gobbo Pirates on one side, deep-sea-gribblies on the other
And two gameing enthousiasts, ready to oppose evil daddy with his aquatic minions
The rules are simple : the Goblin Pirates want to get to their ship, but the critters from the abyss want the Goblins to stay for supper.
You move 6" every turn (the length of the measuring stick) except for the Goblin in the wheelchair, he goes double speed.
Blunderbusses can shoot flame-template or small round template.
You auto-hit, wound on a 4+. No saves at all anywhere.
Small figs have one attack and one wound; biggies have 3 attacks and three wounds.
Monkey can climb and/or leap the entire distance of his move.
In subsequent games, rules can be complexified bit by bit, allowing the little ones to learn the game-world in small and easy steps.
Sea-critters outnumber the Goblins, but have no ranged attacks at all, where the Goblins have access to Pistols, Harpoons, Blunderbusses and Cannons (well, one small cannon, on wheels)
A small move for a fig, but a huge leap for Warre, moving his very first fig ever in a skirmish wargame
My minions moving into position
Hmmm, this reminds me of a scene from the book "Moving pictures"
Close combat all around!
After the game, won by the Gobbos, I had two lads (7 and 5 years old) excitingly reliving the adventures they just had, planning possible new scenarios, asking whether we'd have another go tomorrow, and trying to explain to mom all what they had done :lol!:
Dice and measure-sticks cut to size
A table full of scenery and figs, Gobbo Pirates on one side, deep-sea-gribblies on the other
And two gameing enthousiasts, ready to oppose evil daddy with his aquatic minions
The rules are simple : the Goblin Pirates want to get to their ship, but the critters from the abyss want the Goblins to stay for supper.
You move 6" every turn (the length of the measuring stick) except for the Goblin in the wheelchair, he goes double speed.
Blunderbusses can shoot flame-template or small round template.
You auto-hit, wound on a 4+. No saves at all anywhere.
Small figs have one attack and one wound; biggies have 3 attacks and three wounds.
Monkey can climb and/or leap the entire distance of his move.
In subsequent games, rules can be complexified bit by bit, allowing the little ones to learn the game-world in small and easy steps.
Sea-critters outnumber the Goblins, but have no ranged attacks at all, where the Goblins have access to Pistols, Harpoons, Blunderbusses and Cannons (well, one small cannon, on wheels)
A small move for a fig, but a huge leap for Warre, moving his very first fig ever in a skirmish wargame
My minions moving into position
Hmmm, this reminds me of a scene from the book "Moving pictures"
Close combat all around!
After the game, won by the Gobbos, I had two lads (7 and 5 years old) excitingly reliving the adventures they just had, planning possible new scenarios, asking whether we'd have another go tomorrow, and trying to explain to mom all what they had done :lol!:
