Showing posts with label Star Trek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Trek. Show all posts

5/25/2017

Star Trek Adventures TOS and TNG miniatures previewed!

Previews of the range of the iconic minis for Modiphius' Star Trek Adventures Roleplaying Game have been posted. Pics below, and a blurb from the Modiphius site.

There will be a wide range of Star Trek Adventures miniatures including many of your favourite characters as well as generic crew, away teams, boarding parties and aliens. Accompanying the range will be geomorphic map tiles of Federation, Klingon and other ships, space stations, lost colonies, ancient ruins as well as dangerous and mysterious worlds to explore.  
The figures will be single piece and multi-part, and available in collector's blisters as well as crew packs giving you whole away teams or bridge crews from different eras. As you can see from the scale picture example above they are 32mm iand made in a soft resin. These two initial figures of Captain Kirk and Picard will be available to those signing up for the official playtest at the Modiphius stands at GenCon, Essen Spiele and Dragonmeet and later as part of various sets. 



11/01/2014

Star Trek Attack Wing: Scimitar Preview

startrek.com posted a preview of the Scimitar, here's the cards, check out the site for more details.




Holy Crap, that Thalaron Weapon!

10/20/2014

Sector Conditions for the Star Trek Attack Wing game

From the WizKids STAW site:

For Star Trek: Attack Wing, we will be adding a new game mechanic to the events: Sector Conditions. Sector Conditions provide special rules that are in play during the game that represent different spatial anomalies and other environmental effects. The three Sector Condition for the WizKids Open that will be in play during different rounds (see Tournament Rules for more information) are: Nebula, Energy Flux & Meteor Shower. These Sector Conditions can be found below—please feel free to add them to your next Star Trek: Attack Wing game!

I think these Sector Conditions are a great addition to the game and really help distinguish it from other Flightpath games. I recently had a chance to play in a high point STAW game on a 4 x 6 board and I'm looking forward to adding this spatial anomalies to the next game!