I bought some card and printed out the Age of Blood Fate Cards made by Sean. Most of the events translate to Strandhogg mechanics easily - 30 out of the 36 are usable. Unfortunately the cards did not come with 'colour lock' technology. If I do this again I will probably just print them on paper and put them into sleeves.
I think I will let each player start with two cards, and each time your opponent uses a card, you may draw one from the deck.
I also printed out a gradient colour backdrop to photograph my minis with.
Since I haven't completed the bestman standard-bearer yet, I used Pumpkin Nagg, my Blood Bowl Star Player, as the model.
3 comments:
I'm glad you found a use for the cards. I'm not sure what "color lock" is, if it's something on my end please let me know so I can improve it. Your gradient background also came out pretty well. Amazing how simple things can make a big difference in photography.
Thanks, Sean - I've been eyeing those cards for a while now. :)
Colour lock is some sort of treatment to the paper to prevent the toner from flaking off, I believe - no fault on your end.
The cards look great. Excellent idea. Love the background too. I might have to copy that one!
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