A Bioficer Fleet takes on the UCM in this deep space encounter. The two Bioficer battele cruisers - which are the core of the fleet - fluff both of their attack rolls in turn 3, which enables the UCM to assert control over the objectives. This puts the Bioficers on the back foot, forcing them to expose themselves to murderous fire from enemy cruisers and frigates.
A giant abandoned space hulk is fought over by roaming bands of scavenging bands of Dark Eldar and renegade teams of Space Marines.
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| 40K Boarding Actions |
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| 40K Boarding Actions |
A brutal clash of Mercenary Mech Mechanical Muscle, styling themselves on the Italian Condotta era.
The latest mercenary troop, the 'Green Marines', make a devastating debut, defeating all that came before them.
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| Battletech Alpha Strike Wargame |
I doubt very much that wars in 1,000 year's time war will be fought by giant prowling robots, but who cares? - Battletech is first and foremost a lot of fun.
We were using the streamlined, simplified 'Alpha Strike' version of the rules. The original Battletech is really quite complex and in-depth, whereas 'Alpha Strike' simplifies the game play, statistics and damage mechanisms. It also allows for aircraft and infantry, although we like to stick to the 'Battle 'Mechs' (giant war robots). It is also a really nice rule book with lost of scenario ideas and great visuals.
On this futuristic city battlefield, some incredibly powerful 'mechs' went head-to-head in what became a giant sci-fi slug-fest. In the end, the battlefield was covered in vast piles of steaming, exploding, burning, KO'd mechs.
In this episode, the 'Palanite Enforcers' (forces of 'lawlessness and disorder', more like) took on the gun-slinging, high-rolling 'Orlock Gang' in a hell for leather, smash and grab of some loot, which had been deposited around this God forsaken industrial complex, located on some frontier planet in a distant galaxy, far, far away.....
