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Especially since the Baltic Sea is a key theatre for a WWIII scenario involving Russia.
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Free League is Swedish, so I find it a great addition. The second campaign option in the book is playing in a collapsed Sweden, which got involved in the war. They might try to get to comparative safety in France, or see if they can find a ship to take them home somewhere in Western Europe, or they might decide to settle down and create their own base, or perhaps follow the new meta-plot line of Operation Reset? What is certain is that it will be difficult to survive and there will be hard choices ahead. But then what? That it is really up to the players to decide, depending on their motivations and characters. The immediate goal will be to avoid – ie flee – the oncoming Soviet troops. They also might have a vehicle, but that is usually randomly determined at the start of the game. The group of characters are a few soldiers from this division, and maybe a couple of civilians or a CIA spy. The default campaign is that your unit was part of a last-ditch NATO offensive that failed, and when your division is defeated outside of a Polish town called Kalisz, you are simply let go.
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It is also worth noting that the designers clearly state that this is not a game about soldiers or the military, it is about survivors, which I really like. It is a very bleak world, but Free League notes that you need to add some hope, or the whole thing becomes too depressing! Nuclear winter and the collapse of infrastructure has caused wide-spread famine and disease and the and civilian authority has mostly broken down. The war included significant exchanges of – mainly tactical – nuclear weapons between NATO and the Soviet Union. So, what is the game about? Well, the world has basically collapsed after the next world war. But it was where my love of the post-apocalyptic setting was established, and I was already lurking on Twilight 2000 fora when news of the new edition hit. We didn’t follow all the rules (which are complex and old fashioned), and back then I already found the skill system and character creation rules annoying, because it was impossible to make a young and skilled character. My first experience with the setting was in 8 th or 9 th grade, where we would play the 2 nd edition at my friend Tonny’s house. I should say that this is the 4 th edition of the game. Given that it is an Alpha version, the final version of the game will obviously differ from how I describe it here, and there is content clearly left out, like more locations for the characters to visit, rules for making a base and the experience system to a name a few. It won’t be a game for everyone, but it would be great if the audience could grow. I got access to the Alpha-version as a Kickstarter backer, and I will in this article give an overview of my initial thoughts, and maybe convince you to check it out, or give fans of the old version a few insights. They remind me of Hermann’s excellent Jeremiah comics. They added that sense of the setting being in a gritty, worn real world. One of the parts that made me love the 2nd edition of the game was Tim Bradstreet’s atmospheric pencil illustrations.
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How the hell are you going to escape the advancing Soviets, let alone get home? And an ol’ beat up truck nicknamed Hauler. It is just you, the sarge, a befuddled lieutenant you dragged out of a fox hole yesterday, Ramirez and her SAW and a local Polish kid, who had been running errands in the company. The 5 th US Mechanized Division is no more. The last message you hear on the radio from the battalion HQ is: “You’re on your own now.” Then it’s just static.