These are games that will involve moving figures or tokens of some kind that represent your characters around a board. At this stage, the presentation is all rather bare-bones; the layout is simple and the art is rough and hurried. I do not have previews available, though since we use pay-what-you-want pricing, you can “preview” the whole game for free and pay later if you like it.
Fundeath Arena in Deepredspace
Quarterlands: Dungeon Running League
Fundeath Arena in Deepredspace
Premise: Strange arena sport at the end of the universe
Summary: A competitive fight & score team deathsport for 2 (or 1-4) players
System: Single die rolls, dice of varying sizes; playing cards are both a mechanic and the playing field
Game Complexity: Light, simple; choices during listbuilding and play, straightforward execution
Game Length: Some pregame, quick setup, play varies — could be 15 minutes, could be 45
Document Length: 9 pages, including “cover”
Models Needed: 5. Two teams of two humanoids each, plus 1 monster of any shape.
About: This is a weird one. I produced it first as I needed something to use to teach myself the desktop publishing program so that I would be practiced before moving on to larger projects, and it was simple and complete. As the game employs both playing cards and dice, play has a high degree of randomness. That said, it’s about the types of choices one makes in volatile circumstances when one often has two distinct paths. That is: It considers not simply who wins, but how who wins wins. You make a team of two strange gladiators with a few stats and a few special powers and then you fight and score and die and come back and do it again until time runs out.
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Quarterlands: Dungeon Running League
This game has expanded to several items, so it now has its own page.