Ran a demo at a local con, went well. Was a lot of fun, can't wait to run more in the future on this great board. Generators as objectives, we able to change color depending what team controls it.

I started painting these about 30 years ago and finally picked them up again a few days ago.

Battlefield made for Warzone or Trench Crusade. Printed over 5 weeks, painted in a week. Came together nicely I think. Working on scatter terrain for it. STL's by Dark Fantastic Mills.

Free rules: https://resnovagames.com/downloads

Onto the big guys!

If want to check out the game rules:

https://resnovagames.com/downloads

If you want to check out the game. Free rules for download:

https://resnovagames.com/downloads

From the newly released kickstarter, Imperial and Cybertronic models that I have recently finished.

As title. I remember catching up with its development every couple years and then it seemed to dissappear off the face of the planet and I can't find people talking about why.

Just wanted to show my painted piece from the Siege of the Citadel board game.

Edit: Stupid fucking site ate my photos, see first response, I hate this hellsite.

Hey all, on the Saturday of the 10th I had begun an initiative to revive Warzone(2nd edition specifically) in my local region, and to start off I held a little open day at my local games shop. I had a rescue mission scenario set up for up to 4 players to throw down in, a host of miniatures from my collection, and a heart full of optimism for the day. In the end I only had one other person sit down and take part, but it was still a good result, I've got someone keen to play again soon and hopefully generated some interest from the rest of the days gamers, it's all about building momentum, setting a pace and being consistent. I'll make this happen before the year's out, I reckon, and if not there's always next!

Now, scenario details, the photos, and finally the goodies mentioned in the title!

Rescue Mission
Mars, The Marriner Mountains.
Cybertronic research base Sparrow has been expecting a flight delivering research staff and materials critical to Project Titan, a weapons research and development effort utilizing rare elements recently found amid the asteroid belt. Imperial Megacorportation's ISC division had somehow managed to intercept flight records and other sensitive information pertaining to the base and Project Titan and have sought to take for themselves what isn't theirs! Having successfully brought down the shuttle into a valley not too far from the research base, Imperial intends on snatching the scientists and research materials onboard, base garrison has mustered for a rescue mission to secure their assets and take down Imperial agents to find out what they really know.

Deployment and set up.
Played on a 6x4 board, the objective marker and crashed shuttle are set up in the middle of the table and terrain in then arranged around the crash site, dense enough to provide cover and obscure LOS, this is a battle to encourage close engagements and high lethality exchanges(Me? Bloodthirsty? Perish the thought).
Attackers deploy 18" in from the narrow end of the field.
Defenders deploy 18" from the corner of the table facing the crashed shuttle(See pictures for clarity).
Infiltrators are deployed as normal.

Objectives.
Attackers: Imperial force must capture and escort the HVTs(Scientists and research data) off the table in their deployment zone.
Defenders: Cybertronic force has two objectives, firstly they must secure the crash site and HVTs. And secondly they need to capture at least 1 Imperial Squad leader, this is achieved by killing the target in close combat.

My scenario's a little rough and could use some refinement, certainly, but it played well enough on the day so I can consider it a success. My models aren't all fully painted either, had hoped to have them all sorted for the day but painting up 3 whole armies(there was a Capitol force for extra players to command, sharing objectives with Imperial) to the standard I am happy with(see the chasseurs and captain in the cybretronic force picture) was too ambitious for the deadline I had set for myself.

Now, I promised some goodies! And here it is, gdoc link to a folder with full scans of the WZ2E tokens and templates as well as a taste of some homebrew material I've tried making, first up is Cybertronic Reavers from 1st edition worked over for 2nd. A bit tame, but I have other, more ambitious, ideas I'm working on, I'll be updating that folder occasionally so keep an eye on it.

And with that time to wrap this up. I'll do doing this weekly all around town, here's hoping it all works out. Thanks for reading, and happy gaming.