The very first thing I got to do at GenCon (after checking into my
pimping hotel) was bust out my
StarCraft Gamma World variant and play my Gammacore adventure,
The Prisoner. It was a blast! Jon, Dave, and all the Canooks were consummate dungeoneers and a pleasure to play with. I look forward to the chance to hang out with them again! Listed below are a few pics I managed to snap when we were chucking the dice, with commentary.
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Oh shit! The initial setup. The dungeoneers (we need a better word for a scifi setting, no?) have landed in the main A. Hanger of the research station BR-715. An empty escape vessel, engines running. Dead bodies full of poison and limbs ripped off. What the fuck happened here? |
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David Flor (left), Amanda Bellingham (right), Jessica Desilets' hand (far right). The girls are trying to figure out what a Zerg is, I think. |
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The main power core. Heart of the entire station. It is filled with the unending hordes of Zerg banelings, an infested Terran security gaurd wielding an AK-47 assault rifle, and a timed puzzle: THE FUSION CORE CRYSTALLINE MATRIX. |
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There's shapes...and timed... and stress.....GAHHHHHHH!!!!!! |
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The dungeoneers are losing their shit!!! |
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They would much rather just face the Huge Reaver (center) than have to go through the difficulty of small black triangles. Gammacore tests your skills as a player, and gets you out of your comfort zone. Thank your Dungeon Master for being such a hardass bastard. |
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Another puzzle?! Are you kidding me?! And with MATH?! Fuuuuuuccccckkkkkkkkk.
Despite their apprehension and hatred of isolinear memory chips, the Computer Core was easily restored. |
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