Monday, November 6, 2017

Not really role-playing but solo minature gaming: I just started playing X-Wing miniatures casually with a friend and really like it. Only had two games so far but I enjoyed them very much. Ordered the base game and a few ships (we played with his collection). Since I love tinkering and solo gaming I came up with this very simple first draft of a solo ruleset to play against a simple AI. It is more a brainstorming document and needs testing but I had to get the concept on paper.

Not really role-playing but solo minature gaming: I just started playing X-Wing miniatures casually with a friend and really like it. Only had two games so far but I enjoyed them very much. Ordered the base game and a few ships (we played with his collection). Since I love tinkering and solo gaming I came up with this very simple first draft of a solo ruleset to play against a simple AI. It is more a brainstorming document and needs testing but I had to get the concept on paper.

So please feel free to try it out (I have to wait for my game to arrive) and give me feedback. I know there are a few solo rules out there and even apps but I was looking for something more generic. A set of guidelines that is quick and dirty and can be used for all ships.

So here goes nothing...

3 comments:

  1. John Fiore I don't want to rub it in your face but it is all your fault! Your blog started it all back in 2011. That got me into solo playing. And guess what: As I brainstormed the rules I re-read your HeroClix solo rules and applied the principle to play the opposing force to win (this is why you can choose the maneuver that fits best) but introduce a random element to limit control (the speed and action selection). And regarding the wallet: My wife pointed out to me that I have the entire attic full of gaming stuff, including literally hundreds of Star Wars minis from the skirmish game...I told her this was different.

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  2. Giles Dorrington Thanks for pointing that out. I already stumbled upon them during my brainstorming process and will try them out for sure.

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