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Terrain for Deathship One (www.patreon.com)
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So, I am a huge fan of indie wargaming, and a huge fan of Jospeh A. McCullough (Frostgrave, Stargrave, Rangers of Shadow Deep, Operation Last Train).

So, of course I went all in on making stuff for playing Deathship One recently released. I had seen version 1 in Blaster a while back, and loved the idea. Now that Blaster has changed, the older games are being re-released in single editions which I think is a great idea for accessibility to these great games.

This version has been updated, expanded, and more content added. So yeah, it's a highly recommend. It's basically running your minis through a spaceship built like the Cube.

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[–] Tum@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

This looks awesome. I'm also a big fan of J McColloughs stuff. I bought stargrave first but sadly, couldn't convince anyone to play it St the time. Picked up frostfrave later and have managed to get four games of it, my group are all old school warhammer nerds, and while they don't like GW so much, they'd eperfectly happy to keep playing 3rd edition 40k and some 5th end fantasy and stick with that.