The first one is for the 1920's Horror game "Strange Aeons" produced by "Uncle Mike's Worldwide" in Canada. The game has a strong Cthulhu feel too it and is designed to be played in a small area with only a handful of miniatures.
The game pits the good guys, called Threshold Agents, against the bad guys, called Lurkers.
The game can be played as one off missions, or better still, as part of a campaign against the forces of evil using a detailed system in the rule book.
The rule book with the two supplements. The figures on the left are the Threshold Agents, and those on the right are the Lurkers. There are a lot more lurkers in the game than Agents, but the game has a sense of balance.
To the top are my solo play cards for a system I created, as well as some elder sign objective markers for scenarios.
A closer look at my Threshold Agents
My fledgling Lurker Collection.
I have some scratch build scenery I made for the game as well as commercially produced items.
For a closer look at my cultists I produced a small video that I posted on youtube:
For those interested in the game, you can visit Uncle Mike's Worldwide or the dedicated forum section that can be found at the Lead Adventure Forum.
2 comments:
Never saw the tabs before must be going blind. Anatoli just done a few battrep's of these and its seemed really good
They are a lot of fun.
The rules can be a little confusing at the time - LAF has a FAQ thread going which helps clear that up.
I am very tempted to run a Play By Blog game of Strange Aeons.
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