Quar Boards in Action

or an alternative title: Intergalactic Conquest AAR. 

Kinda.  But not really.

Because I am lazy and a bad blogger.

What was supposed to be an Intergalactic Conquest Convention AAR with lots of pics of the events and games and what not, turns out to be a dud, as I just didn't take any photos.  

You can blame my growing sense of ennui.

Quar Photos

What did I take pictures of?  My stuff of course.  I'm lazy but also narcissistic.  What a combo!  That would be...Laz-Cissistic.   Which sounds like a laser treatment for poor vision...

I was kinda nervous as this was the first outing with the boards.  How would they transport and hold up? 

Anyway, I threw carefully placed my boards in the car, and off I went to host 3 games of This Quar's War: Clash of Rhyfles (2 on Saturday and 1 on Sunday morning).  I even got to play in the games so that, combined with a game of SAGA on Friday night and a board game Sunday afternoon., had a full weekend worth of gaming.  

I managed a few pics of the set up:

OK. They took transport pretty well and indeed are pretty. 

Now the next step, would the boards actually be any fun to play on?  or would game play be bogged down by the giant trench....

And now for some IN GAME pics without context and therefore boring to look at...

Just know that dudez in Blue are one side, dudez in green (and teal) and the other side, and miniatures that are tipped over have been shot.  

 

Overall, I was pleased with the game play.  There's is a slight issue which would be more trouble than it's worth to talk about, but I think that can be solved with better terrain placement now that I know it's there.  And there's still all the custom-yet-to-be-made terrain that I have in mind, that could also address the issue.   

So it was a good first outing.  Naturally everyone came up to me and told me how pretty and gorgeous the terrain was, and naturally I acted all modest and nonchalant but on the inside was all super pleased.  

Wrapping It Up

So not a very exciting post after all.  Hopefully the pretty pics make up for it.  But if you're not one for Anteaters in a World War One setting only really it's really green and colorful then I don't have much for ya.

Thanks for Reading.

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Till Next time.