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Played the second game of Space Weirdos I'm running for my local shop before I start a campaign; ironing out some of the custom missions this session

this was Da Belcha Boyz vs the Machinemen played by my friend. The fearsome Orks have reduced their opponents to a man at the end of the game!

this mission was a custom mission called "airdrop":
From Round 2 onwards, D3 airdrops will start falling near the centre of the board. To determine where the drop falls, *Scatter* from the centre of the board by D4 sticks. Place an Airdrop marker to show the location of the airdrop. Airdrops can be collected with 1 use action. Collecting an airdrop gives D3 points.

Space Weirdos is a great game and that looks amazing. I love the minis and the dense terrain setup.

How did you stat up the rocket truck? We've never put vehicles into our games.

 Eilif wrote:
Space Weirdos is a great game and that looks amazing. I love the minis and the dense terrain setup.

How did you stat up the rocket truck? We've never put vehicles into our games.

The Scrapjet is statted using the Weird Milenium expansion 'powerful model' rules; they cost 30 points and get two lives.

This means the first time they're knocked OOA, they go back to being ready

 Mair wrote:

 Eilif wrote:
Space Weirdos is a great game and that looks amazing. I love the minis and the dense terrain setup.

How did you stat up the rocket truck? We've never put vehicles into our games.

The Scrapjet is statted using the Weird Milenium expansion 'powerful model' rules; they cost 30 points and get two lives.

This means the first time they're knocked OOA, they go back to being ready

Good idea!

 Mair wrote:

 Eilif wrote:
Space Weirdos is a great game and that looks amazing. I love the minis and the dense terrain setup.

How did you stat up the rocket truck? We've never put vehicles into our games.

The Scrapjet is statted using the Weird Millenium expansion 'powerful model' rules; they cost 30 points and get two lives.

This means the first time they're knocked OOA, they go back to being ready

That's a good way to do it! Powerful models were a great addition to the basic game engine in Sword Weirdos, it works really well for having trolls or other monsters included in a warband. I like the idea of using them for vehicles in Space Weirdos.