What's all this then?
I've always wanted a game that pitted transforming mecha against one another. Here is my attempt at a convention game based on the Full Thrust space combat rules.
I ran the game for the first time at Ground Zero Games - East Coast Convention and hope to make it a regular feature.
LINKS (I'm experimenting with DivShare to distribute PDFs):
All files are for Revision 2.05
Download the Rules
Download the Playsheet
Print out the specials cards on business card stock
Download the Specials Card Back
Download the Specials Card Front Page 1
Download the Specials Card Front Page 2
Don't forget you'll need Full Thrust from the GZG site, Fleet Book 1 would be handy too!
And here is the current "History" of SMHMS:
I've always wanted a game that pitted transforming mecha against one another. Here is my attempt at a convention game based on the Full Thrust space combat rules.
I ran the game for the first time at Ground Zero Games - East Coast Convention and hope to make it a regular feature.
LINKS (I'm experimenting with DivShare to distribute PDFs):
All files are for Revision 2.05
Download the Rules
Download the Playsheet
Print out the specials cards on business card stock
Download the Specials Card Back
Download the Specials Card Front Page 1
Download the Specials Card Front Page 2
Don't forget you'll need Full Thrust from the GZG site, Fleet Book 1 would be handy too!
And here is the current "History" of SMHMS:
In
the first half of the twenty-first century, a new type of fighting machine
appeared – the variable fighter. The unique feature of the variable fighter is
its ability to transform between three different modes; a typical jet fighter,
a giant robot form called a Battroid, and a hybrid form called the GERWALK (Ground Effective Reinforcement of Winged
Armament with Locomotive Knee-joint).
BATTROID |
By
2059, variable fighters were beginning to be converted from machines of war to
mans most important mission – ENTERTAINMENT!
The
year is now 2078, and arenas dedicated to variable fighter combat exist all
over the world. The original FIGHTER mode has been dropped, as their high speed
and huge turning radius made them impractical for a spectator sport. Now elite
teams with large corporate sponsorship deals dominate the sport. Tightly
regulated uniform equipment has put the emphasis solely on pilot skill and deep
strategy. Closely followed by hundreds of sporting fans across the globe and
supported by a cadre of engineers, these robot gladiatorial games have been
elevated to a faster level, a huger level, to the level of - Super Mega Hyper Mecha Smackdown!!
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