I was able to get through these zombies in relatively quick fashion thanks to a combination of Army Painter speed paints (their leather brown is amazing!) and Citadel Contrast paints. The sculpts are really great, so even an amateur like me can make them look half decent with a steady hand! I’ll be bringing this out over the next month or so! :)
Hi, enjoyed your speed play, good to see your characters and zombies painted! The only rule I question is how does Carl already have holy water on his first turn? Also why are zombies on the board before first spawn? Looking forward to more of these play throughs
Hey Ian, sorry in my speed to get the game Rollin’ I forgot to mention specific things about the setup. 1) you start with a holy water and extra starting weapon that you can give to anyone you control (solo that’s all of em) 2) in the tutorial you have a few zombies placed on the board at the start. Thanks for watching, for my gameplay run through of the campaign, it’ll be closer to the action so you can appreciate my hard work on the paint jobs lol
Just released your doing Shadows of brimstone as well another great Western themed miniatures game looking forward to more of that to. Plus you guys are funny and British as am I!
Yeah, Alex and I are going through them at the moment, we’ve another video dropping soon which covers a town adventure! Didn’t realise I was such a western fan, but I actually have a lot of western games 😅
Thanks for the reply ,I just read the first mission which explains your start set up! I've just lost 2nd mission twice but successful on 3rd run. I've only been playing 4 characters with 2 companions which don't add a lot apart from there starting ability!
I don't believe Trixie would be able to jump from one balcony to another (not that it would have prevented you from winning). The official rules say jump can let you go from the street to a balcony or vice versa, so I don't think balcony-to-balcony is possible. Also, it seemed like you might not have realized that discarding holy water doesn't cost an action. Trixie could have watered the corpse pile in the 2nd building even after spending her 3rd action to search. I avoid using Trixie, though I think doing so adds at least 30 min to each session.
Hey James, thanks for watching. I asked about the Jump ability on various forums and the consensus there was that it allows you to move two zones AND says you can get to and from the street with it. My entire play through series is using this ruling that she can jump from balcony to balcony, just because this was the consensus that people were coming to. If there’s an official ruling otherwise I’m happy to change it :) I may have forgotten about discarding being free, but I’ve corrected that later, good shout! Trixie is for sure really handy with the Jump ability, probably the most handy person. I find the gunslingers the least useful, how about you? What’s your go to Posse?
@@DieRollin townsfolk I find are the most useful, just from their search bonus. I don’t get a lot of use out of their home defender trait, though. I think gunslingers are pretty lame out of the gate but with a blue pistol and plenty/bullets they really begin to shine. I like to play with a random survivor draw, after removing Trixie. That jump is just too OP. If I’m struggling on a mission, I’ll make sure to take Hanna, Carl, Thomas, pablito, and whomever else I’m feeling in the moment. The first three are fairly effective against abominations and I love pablito’s skill set. If you manage to find dual Schofields he’s a freakin hellcat.
@@zip470 Actually he's not. There is no friendly fire on "melee" attacks. Henry attacked the Zombi with a pickax. Since it was not a revolver, rifle, or shotgun, it simply counts as a miss.
Looking forward to the missions and campaign. Nice paint job and colour coding of zombies, I liked the green shades on Trixie especially.
I was able to get through these zombies in relatively quick fashion thanks to a combination of Army Painter speed paints (their leather brown is amazing!) and Citadel Contrast paints.
The sculpts are really great, so even an amateur like me can make them look half decent with a steady hand!
I’ll be bringing this out over the next month or so! :)
Nice play through!
Thanks for checking it out!
I’ll be taking a bit more time on the next one 😅
Hi, enjoyed your speed play, good to see your characters and zombies painted! The only rule I question is how does Carl already have holy water on his first turn? Also why are zombies on the board before first spawn? Looking forward to more of these play throughs
Hey Ian, sorry in my speed to get the game Rollin’ I forgot to mention specific things about the setup.
1) you start with a holy water and extra starting weapon that you can give to anyone you control (solo that’s all of em)
2) in the tutorial you have a few zombies placed on the board at the start.
Thanks for watching, for my gameplay run through of the campaign, it’ll be closer to the action so you can appreciate my hard work on the paint jobs lol
Just released your doing Shadows of brimstone as well another great Western themed miniatures game looking forward to more of that to. Plus you guys are funny and British as am I!
Yeah, Alex and I are going through them at the moment, we’ve another video dropping soon which covers a town adventure!
Didn’t realise I was such a western fan, but I actually have a lot of western games 😅
Thanks for the reply ,I just read the first mission which explains your start set up! I've just lost 2nd mission twice but successful on 3rd run. I've only been playing 4 characters with 2 companions which don't add a lot apart from there starting ability!
I don't believe Trixie would be able to jump from one balcony to another (not that it would have prevented you from winning). The official rules say jump can let you go from the street to a balcony or vice versa, so I don't think balcony-to-balcony is possible.
Also, it seemed like you might not have realized that discarding holy water doesn't cost an action. Trixie could have watered the corpse pile in the 2nd building even after spending her 3rd action to search.
I avoid using Trixie, though I think doing so adds at least 30 min to each session.
Hey James, thanks for watching.
I asked about the Jump ability on various forums and the consensus there was that it allows you to move two zones AND says you can get to and from the street with it.
My entire play through series is using this ruling that she can jump from balcony to balcony, just because this was the consensus that people were coming to. If there’s an official ruling otherwise I’m happy to change it :)
I may have forgotten about discarding being free, but I’ve corrected that later, good shout!
Trixie is for sure really handy with the Jump ability, probably the most handy person. I find the gunslingers the least useful, how about you? What’s your go to Posse?
@@DieRollin townsfolk I find are the most useful, just from their search bonus. I don’t get a lot of use out of their home defender trait, though. I think gunslingers are pretty lame out of the gate but with a blue pistol and plenty/bullets they really begin to shine. I like to play with a random survivor draw, after removing Trixie. That jump is just too OP.
If I’m struggling on a mission, I’ll make sure to take Hanna, Carl, Thomas, pablito, and whomever else I’m feeling in the moment. The first three are fairly effective against abominations and I love pablito’s skill set. If you manage to find dual Schofields he’s a freakin hellcat.
44 minutes You're playing wrong, Friendly Fire
There’s not 44 minutes in the video 😅
@@DieRollin I think 00:44 on the timer ;)
@@zip470 Actually he's not. There is no friendly fire on "melee" attacks. Henry attacked the Zombi with a pickax. Since it was not a revolver, rifle, or shotgun, it simply counts as a miss.