Freebooter's Fate is...
Quote:...a skirmish-level tabletop game for the 30mm range of Freebooter Miniatures. It’s got everything a swashbuckler’s heart could desire: rampacious pirates, dastardly goblins, stalwart Imperials, shadowy assassins, women with big guns, rum, gold and booty. With a thousand peg legs.
More at
http://www.freebooters-fate.de/Home_en.html
Ok, this looks more interesting then Cutlass due to the characters and the general feel of the site. Theres a lot of good-natured humour and thats always a bonus. The models are nice and the rules appear to be Malifaux-esque.
Shall keep my eye on this.
Yeah, it does look really, really interesting. I like the look of the Wizards, and you're right, it does look slightly more "my-kind-of-thing" than Cutlass!, so I might be soon aquiring a Wizard for Freebooter's Fate, although I'm now torn between Infinity, Cutlass!, Malifaux, ancients and now this. Grrr. Please, stop bringing out all of these new, awsome games!
(11-08-2011, 05:52 PM)Luke the Squig Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, it does look really, really interesting. I like the look of the Wizards, and you're right, it does look slightly more "my-kind-of-thing" than Cutlass!, so I might be soon aquiring a Wizard for Freebooter's Fate, although I'm now torn between Infinity, Cutlass!, Malifaux, ancients and now this. Grrr. Please, stop bringing out all of these new, awsome games!
I blame your dad for posting them on here in the first place lol
After I've measured my minis I'm tempted to pick up a Brotherhood Bonaccia as she's an awesome model and, size permitting, would fit in to my Kayazy unit quite nicely.
The Brotherhood faction draws me in the most as they have an Assassin's Creed feel to them and it'd be a different faction to what I'd usually play.
Luke, I'd go with Infinity personally as it's a good change of pace from the other systems, plus I'm sure your dad or Gaz and myself would let you use one of our armies if you'd like to play Malifaux
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Fast turn around. Order shipped today. Picked the Goblin crew.
If eBay wasn't taking up so much of my spare cash, I'd have ordered some Brotherhood models this weekend.
Did you pick up the deck and rule book as well Gaz?
I got the €70 set, with the Gobbo box, rules and what looks like a fancy but standard, deck of cards.
It's a proprietary deck of cards, you need it to play the game as it's a dice-less system and it can't be substituted by a normal deck unfortunately.