Title: Siege Rules For Ship Combat?
Description: rules from Blood in the Badlands
Groznit Goregut - March 5, 2012 06:04 PM (GMT)
Hi Guys,
They seemed to streamline the Siege combat to make everything like building to building rules in the Blood for the Badlands book. What about doing something like that for ship to ship fighting? You can split it between main deck and poop deck, even. If someone wins the main deck, they can just lock the crew below and own the ship.
If you want to get complicated, you can have rules for fighting in the rigging and on various decks. So, someone may take the deck, but then need to take the rigging and the poop deck.
If you fail, then boarders are repelled and lines cut. It kind of makes things easier this way, which is not bad.
Kera Foehunter - March 16, 2012 01:49 AM (GMT)
place edit hi guys and kera
Yes i like that !! great idea Mr. Goregut
WarbossKurgan - March 17, 2012 09:04 AM (GMT)
We thought about doing this as well. We didn't get very much further than talking...
:blush: :yarr!:
One of my group has been working on a set of Mordheim-based naval rules. They are nearly ready to share with the world....
:yarr!: :ph43r: :yarr!: :ph43r:
Arrgberg - March 19, 2012 02:22 AM (GMT)
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One of my group has been working on a set of Mordheim-based naval rules. They are nearly ready to share with the world.... |
Really? We'd be hard to woo away from Warhammer Ahoy! but I would love to look at them.
As to siege rules adapted to ships, I thought it was a horrible idea at first, but its been growing on me. I'd love to get the big ships out again for something besides scenery.
Sharkbelly - May 2, 2012 02:26 AM (GMT)
That's a very clever idea... ship combat similar to sieges...
1. Pre-combat artillery exchange
2. Assault enemy ships as if they were buildings--limit to 10 infantry types... crews are stubborn...
3. Reinforcements?
That could work.
Groznit Goregut - May 4, 2012 11:43 AM (GMT)
Thanks! I thought about how they did siege rules. It is just using the building rules and is very simplified. It's something everyone is familiar with. Why not use it for Ship combat? Bigger ships can have multiple decks to fight on. Huge ships can even break the main deck into sections. You might even have rigging to rigging fights! Don't forget the Stand and Shoot reaction as the enemy boards your ship...
Krolog da FaceMangler - June 8, 2012 07:13 PM (GMT)
Noooooooo!!!! now I have to finish more ships so I can do this...... Great idea, this would make taking a ship so much more fun.