Yes, all the core concepts (combat, movement, weapon statistics for different eras of combat etc) are all in Johan Lambshead’s book. I will say that they are very simple and can almost be explained in its entirety on 2 pages (in fact everything you need to know is demonstrated in the video), but to respect the author I didn’t want to just verbatim include them in this as it’s intended to be a supplement not a complete rulebook. Once again thanks for checking it out!
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I watched it and it's so fun and thematic! Even better than my playtests (although we had some nailbiters before as well!) May I request a short write-up of the special spawning rules you used for watchers of you video who want to try it out? I will post it here in an update and obviously give you credit for the work. Once again thank you for featuring this little project of mine. As a long-time viewer it was such a cool surprise.
Hey YiGangMin
The profile cards were created by ULC himself. I did not include spawn rules after the setup, that was houseruled by ULC. However, I will request from him the rules and post it here as an update.
The noise rules were demonstrated quite well in the Youtube video by ULC. What exactly wasn't clear?
There are no specific rules for party creation, only that you can have between 4 and 6 survivors and you can use the archetypes to give them some special abilities. The archetype abilities like Leader, Deadshot etc. are described in the OHSW rules which this is based on.
Hey Pixel, sorry for the delayed response.
1) If a red card was drawn it means no significant noise was made and zombies ignore it. The rock you threw fell in a soft bush or patch of grass.
2) Yes, ULC made special spawning rules to spawn extra zombies. I will request a short write-up of his rules and hopefully post it here in an update.
Good idea! I will look into making some small updates soon!
Just following up on this. Had a read through the rules and have to say that it is very nicely laid out with lots of great photos of warbands and terrain. Rules are very clearly written too, and the game seems geniunely fun. The random tables of encounters and hazards are a very cool touch as well. As a fellow 3D-printing enthusiast, this has my creative juices flowing!
Hi Maczimer
Yes, there are two blank pages after the front cover as well as a page in the end, these are placeholder pages for the purpose of booklet printing. I can upload a separate file without the blanks. If you want to print the game out just omit those pages and you’ll be good to go.
Thanks for checking it out!
J



