I recently posted a batrep of the first game of my All Things Zombie campaign. For those of you have never played ATZ before and would like to know how the game plays this batrep is written with you in mind. Veteran players might still pick up a few pointers as well. As always, WWG products feature heavily in my games. You can read the batrep here
Thanks in advance for looking.

Some of the luckiest gamers on the planet getting to sit at that table!

Thanks for sharing.

Looks great Vamps! Looking back through your blog posts I have a few comments:

1- "Bronks" is actually a play on "Brinks", a well known security company in North America but your Bronx idea amused me for reasons too complex and juvenile to get into.

2- The lack of number plates on the older cars is not an oversight. In my research of classic cars I found number plates tended to be off to one side, attached to the edge of the rear-wheel cover. Knowing how much fiddlier this would make an already fiddly build I elected to omit them.

3- To my knowledge there is nothing significant about a red number plate, I just wanted some more variety.

4- In my neck of the woods it's unusual for more than a month to go by without me seeing a classic car on the road somewhere. Just last week in fact I saw a restored 1930s era roadster in a shade of green that I would describe simply as "vile".

Just to let everyone know, part two of the batrep is now available to peruse on my blog site. Here's the address that'll take you directly to it

@ The Auld Grump. Quite a few people have commented on Vampifan's T-shirt. Indeed, on one forum a poster lamented on the fact that when Vampiman got knocked down the Terrified Civilians were going to leave footprints all over his lovely T-shirt. I had to laugh!

Anyhow, the final part of this batrep has been posted. Check it out here -