From: http://clearhorizonsalvage.blogspot.com/
Hell Divers from ClearHorizon Miniatures
RUSK from Armies Army
Gruntz available from: WargameVault
Buildings from Gamecraft Miniatures
Sidewalks, Planters, and Barricades from Warsenal
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This game is a little different than what you'll normally see.
Each force had four figures and each figure operated independently. We built each figure using the Gruntz Specialist rules with a couple of guidelines for damage, sizes and armor etc.
We had a lot of fun. It turned into a very tactical game where neither of us were willing to push and flank as much as we should have. With only four figures it seems like any damage was very dangerous to the goal of accomplishing the mission.
It came down to putting the figures in the right places and hoping for luck. Much like real life.
Both forces were pretty equally matched. I want to do a game in the future that has asymmetrical forces to really push the boundaries of this ruleset.
It was about 100 points a side and took about an hour or so.
For activation we dealt a card from a normal card deck to each player for however many figures they had left.
Each player would then assign the cards so that the figures would activate from highest to lowest. We decided before hand which suits were in which order.
We would then announce the highest card we have and compare to the other player. Whoever had highest would activate their figure and so forth. This had a fun random and planned aspect to it that really added to the game.
We also ruled that grenades could be thrown at spots instead of just figures with normal to roll and scatter.
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