Traveller at SABRE 2010 with Stir Fried Prawns (March)
Sunday 21 February 2010 Filed in: Conventions
On Saturday 13th March, Richard Talbot, one of our Scottish Demo GM's will be running a District 9 inspired Mongoose Traveller scenario at SABRE 2010. Richard ran a game of Traveller at last years SABRE.
SABRE 2010 is a mini con hosted by the St Andrews University Wargaming Society and includes RPG's, CCG and wargaming content. Very friendly con!
More info: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=249183591226
The scenario data is below and sign ups will be on the day.
Traveller: District 9: Stir Fried Prawns
GM: Richard Talbot
4-6 players with Pregens
After the excitement of the alien spaceship leaving Johannesburg the droll work of moving the aliens from District 9 to District 10 continues.
For Squad Omega of The First Reaction Battalion, the appointment of a new commander, the attachment of an alien contact specialist to the team and the odd behaviour of the Prawns is gonna make a boring shift just that little more exciting. Throw in reporters, Nigerian gangsters, three missing trucks of cat food and some bloody stiff upper lipped British diplomat this can only lead to disaster.
Check your guns, perfect your best Afrikaans accent and don't eat the seafood.
No knowledge of the film is required but might explain a lot.
SABRE 2010 is a mini con hosted by the St Andrews University Wargaming Society and includes RPG's, CCG and wargaming content. Very friendly con!
More info: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=249183591226
The scenario data is below and sign ups will be on the day.
Traveller: District 9: Stir Fried Prawns
GM: Richard Talbot
4-6 players with Pregens
After the excitement of the alien spaceship leaving Johannesburg the droll work of moving the aliens from District 9 to District 10 continues.
For Squad Omega of The First Reaction Battalion, the appointment of a new commander, the attachment of an alien contact specialist to the team and the odd behaviour of the Prawns is gonna make a boring shift just that little more exciting. Throw in reporters, Nigerian gangsters, three missing trucks of cat food and some bloody stiff upper lipped British diplomat this can only lead to disaster.
Check your guns, perfect your best Afrikaans accent and don't eat the seafood.
No knowledge of the film is required but might explain a lot.
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