Re: Multi-table scanarios

At 17:51 25/09/98 EDT, you wrote:
>In a message dated 9/25/98 9:48:28 AM Central Daylight Time,
>jefflyon@mail.utexas.edu writes:
>
><< >I've got this idea which was inspired by someone who ran an
incredible
>Custer
> >Last stand scenario. You get like a half dozen tables. They don't
have
to be
> >together, but they can be linked by certain "passes" etc.
> 
> A guy I've met was talking about running a Stalingrad scenario like
this at
> a con; urban fighting through big factory complexes.
> 
> Anyway your version sounds cool, too.
> 
> Jeff
>  >>
>
>I've played a Stalingrad scenario similar to this.  The GM (Buck Surdu,
using
>his own Beer and Pretzels Skirmish) had constructed a number of rooms,
but
>they were not linked up until you got guys into them and "explored". 
Made
for
>some nasty suprises, especially for the Germans, who got their map
wrong and
>wandered right into a nasty Soviet crossfire...
>
>Later
>
>Brian

These are the types of scenarios I would love to play but never get
enough
players to get them to work.  One of the ideas we had but never cam off
sadly was to hire out a small hall for a weekend and have a massive game
of
spacehulk with multiple sets.  Each level being represented by a set. 
My
own pet project is to run an entire full thrust campaign over a weekend.
No tech advances or economy just force based.
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