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Dragon Bones Games at Cold Wars 2006 At Cold Wars 2006, I ran demo games of .45 Adventure: Crimefighting Action in the Pulp Era using the new Dragon Bones: Adventures in the Gobi Desert supplement. Click on any of the images below to see a larger version. |
The Saturday afternoon victims... err, players. There are 4, count them 4 TMP members here and there was not a single rant about Foundry prices or the color of lace on AWI figures. |
The Saturday night crew. This raucous bunch did their best to derail me, but I prevailed and they had fun despite all their attempts to be miserable. |
A good shot of nearly the whole board about 3/4s of the way through the game. Native Assistants and Bandits seemed to fare worse as their bodies are strewn everywhere. |
The bandits approach! |
A truck attempts to make an escape with the Dragon Bones. Poor Juan driving caught some lead on his way up the hill though. That was it for him. |
Chaos reigns at this point in the game. A wandering camel, a hungry wolf, and a Dust Devil play havoc with the paleontologists attempts to escape. |
Another Native Assistant about to bite the dust. Asst. Professor Maria Sandusky brained this poor guy with a shovel while he was stuck in Soft Sand. |
Professor Reginald Porter was able to corral this camel and ride it to victory. |
The hero of our last game. Asst. Professor Chip Long was stabbed, shot, punched as well as being thrown from a truck and surviving it's subsequent explosion. He was finally rendered unconscious on the last turn of the game by the Bandit Executioner. |
This grainey, out of focus shot catches the rare occurance |
