It's a subtle difference between getting hit and taking damage but it's fun to play.
The Heavy Armour would be better at absorbing the hits when they do get through. Switching the Light/Heavy stats play into the idea that lighter armour makes the Warrior faster and with better reactions to move out of the way. Heavy = 66.6% chance to get hit then 33.3% chance to take damage Medium = 50% chance to get hit then 50% chance to take damage Light = 33.3% chance to get hit then 66.6% chance to take damage Light and Heavy stats switch the chances of getting hit and taking damage. Are you ready to accept your destiny and become a Weekend Warrior!?
This book gives you everything you need to create epic adventures with your friends and family. This is where your imagination can be let loose as you create your Warband and equip them with the gear and skills they need to succeed in battle. But the game is perfect for children aged 7+ when all the rules are in play.Ī big part of the game is choosing your band of warriors. Weekend Warriors gives you a framework to build your stories around as you prepare and play your game.Īs you take control of the narrative and choose which rules to use and which ones to leave out, it’s great for any age. Tell your story your way as you develop adventures based on your interests. Set your game in any setting Sci-fi, fantasy, historical, modern or zombie-infested apocalyptic wastelands it's up to you. Then all you need is a measuring tape, gauge or ruler, some six-sided dice, and a keen imagination. You can use any models to represent your warriors, from construction toys to paper drawings to your favourite plastic or metal miniatures. The rules are simple and quick to learn but provide enough depth to keep the bigger kids just as immersed and entertained! Learn the rules once and then apply them to any genre. Weekend Warriors is the ultimate tabletop skirmish game to play with your kids! It’s a fast-paced, action-packed tabletop skirmish game that is fun to prepare and play together.
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