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S7 AAR Contest

One of the genuinely cool things to see as a game designer/rules writer, is Battle Reports from other players in other states and countries.

To hear a game sparked peoples’ imagination and helped them have fun around the game table is immensely satisfying. And the point of the whole exercise, IMO.

This past Spring, I ran an AAR Contest among the members of the S7 Facebook group and received some excellent entries. I’m very late on finalizing this and apologize, but without further delay here are some photos from the entries, as well as the list of winners.

Props to all the entrants. Tough decisions all around. It was genuinely great to see your games.

A tabletop gaming scene featuring various miniatures, including a character in yellow with a sword facing off against green zombie-like figures, set in a forested area with trees and grave markers.
Miniature game scene depicting several armed figures facing a creature in a detailed tabletop environment.
A tabletop game scene featuring miniatures in a detailed indoor setting with various furnishings and painted characters.
A detailed tabletop gaming scene featuring miniature tanks and soldiers arranged on a terrain with grass and dirt textures.
Four miniature soldiers with rifles positioned in an action stance, set against a backdrop of a textured surface and nearby obstacles.
A tabletop gaming scene featuring miniature vehicles and soldiers in a detailed ruined urban environment, showcasing the excitement of game design and player creativity.

Winners

Noosphere Studio

A detailed miniature model of a rural house surrounded by trees and shrubs, with a wooden path leading to the entrance.
Moody, atmospheric, with a Bloodsucker.

Liam Carey

A tabletop gaming scene featuring miniature figures including skeletal zombies, a character in a yellow outfit, and various trees and gravestones, set in a lush, grassy terrain.
WNC set in post-war Japan. An inspired game and setting.

Pierre Chaussette

A tabletop gaming scene depicting a detailed miniature battle setup with various figures, vehicles, and terrain elements, showcasing a narrative in progress.
Nothing quite like a well-dressed table

In Other News

I’m back at my next novel, Five Torches, but also have several narrative mini-campaigns outlined. (Used to call them ‘modules’ back in the day) One for When Nightmares Come. Another for Exploit Zero. And a third for Nightwatch Blood and Bone.

Each will feature three, combat-centric scenarios (makes sense for tabletop miniature wargames, right? ) but will be formatted more like an RPG session with notes for a Game Master and objectives that link the missions together for more narrative flavor.

A tabletop miniature scene featuring a cowboy-like figure holding a weapon and a demonic figure with large wings, positioned in a ruined building setting.
Aerial view of a tabletop wargame scene featuring miniatures representing soldiers navigating a detailed urban battlefield with barriers and structures.
Three fantasy miniatures in a dungeon setting, with a banner in the background and a sarcophagus on a stone floor.

Thanks for stopping by. That’s all for now. Have a good one.

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Thanks and Good Hunting.

ccglazier

3 responses to “S7 AAR Contest”

  1. Paul Avatar
    Paul

    Great to hear you are writing more Five Torches!

    Reply
  2. Nox Avatar
    Nox

    Hello, where can I get that metal floor in photo DSCF9072?

    Reply
    1. ccglazier Avatar
      ccglazier

      That’s an old game mat from a now defunct US manufacturer.

      Reply

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