Saturday evening my church hosted a board game night, complete with a Munchkin tournament. I ran a demo game of
All Things Zombie with six players taking on the roles of six survivors while I ran the zombies. I made a point of using some of the survivor miniatures that never made it into my campaign. The scenario was a simple one: the six survivors had to make it from one end of the table to the other, stopping off at building to attempt to acquire at least one resource before exiting the table.
I ended up running the scenario twice that evening, both times each group made it off without difficulty, although there were plenty of tight spots including one pair of survivors jumping from one office building roof to another to flee a horde of zombies!
Pics below, and as always click to see a larger version.
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Good looking game for a demo, having the players survive is always a plus too.
ReplyDelete"each group made it off without difficulty"? Then your demo game didn't have enough zombies. I think :-) !
ReplyDeleteDamn captcha! Tried 4 times so far...
I took it off. The kids were just damned lucky too. One young girl kept going into houses, even after she had found a resource, armed only with a hockey stick, and would kill all the zombies inside and then move onto the next house.
DeleteCool, I'd love to do something like that locally.
ReplyDeleteAs long as everyone had fun that's all that counts.
ReplyDeleteNice looking game. How long did each game last in the end?
ReplyDeleteEach one went about an hour. It helps that I kept things simple, and that none of the PEF's turned out to be anything.
DeleteSounds like it was fun, running a session for others is always rewarding
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