I was hoping for War of the Worlds: The Anglo-Martian War of 1895 earlier in the week, but it’s here now.
I look forward to reading it.
I was hoping for War of the Worlds: The Anglo-Martian War of 1895 earlier in the week, but it’s here now.
I look forward to reading it.
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You should listen to Jeff Wayne’s musical version of “War of the Worlds” while you’re reading…
http://www.amazon.com/Jeff-Waynes-Musical-Version-Worlds/dp/B0000025CO
I recall seeing a game system called “Space: 1899” but I never bought any part of it because money was tight.** Is this anything like that (I did peek at some of the modules which was all Jules Verne + Victorian Imperialism + H.G. Wells. Steampunk before that was a word.)
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**(I got out of Michigan State with dad only paying for half a year. Most of my earnings were already earmarked.)
I never played the RPG, but I did play quite a bit of the board game that went along with it: “Sky Galleons of Mars”.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_1889
It’s not really like “War Of The Worlds” at all, but it’s still a pretty cool setting.
I have this game! It was an awesome concept.
I figured you might well have it.Now, if only there were an In Nomine cross-over…
Speaking on IN, I found an amazing site (https://liberneglecta.wordpress.com/) that’s got me thinking about playing again. I can’t imagine that we don’t know the author from the old mailing list, but I’m not sure who he is.
All Quiet on the Martian Front is a current tabletop iteration. Short version of the premise: after getting wiped out by germs during the 1895 invasion, the Martians regroup and invade in force in the early nineteen-teens.