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Monsterpocalypse Tournament Sunday October 12
THE INVASION OF EARTH IS UPON US!!!
No I'm not talking about Secret Invasion I'm talking about the newest game from Privateer Press Monsterpocalypse (from their website):
Monsterpocalypse is a fast-moving, action-packed strategy game played with high-quality collectible miniatures portraying the most fearsome giant monsters on Earth! Each battle takes place in a city that you and your opponent construct by placing buildings on a city map. Players choose their forces from their respective collections of figures and then battle one another with giant monsters and supporting units such as tanks, flying vehicles, and all manner of creatures. Charge your monster into the city to fight for supremacy, and be the last monster standing!
When the battle begins, you command your monster and lead your units into the city to hunt down and destroy your opponent's monster. To accomplish your mission, your monster and units each have weapons and abilities that are activated by special dice.
Monsters can increase their power throughout the game by smashing buildings and destroying enemy units. When two monsters fight each other, the results are devastating-they can throw each other across the city, slam into buildings, and suplex each other into radioactive rubble! The last monster standing wins the game!
http://www.monsterpocalypsegame.com/
And we're having a tournament At Downtown Comics West on Sunday October 12th from 12:30-???.
(I mean come on of course we're having a tournament I watched Godzilla destroy cities and fight monsters every Saturday morning when I was a kid, now I get to be the King of Monsters...need I say more?)
Please let me know if you plan to attend the tournament, either comment, call 271-7610, or RSVP on the events page.
This event has also been added to the Privateer Press events page.
See you on Sunday.
No I'm not talking about Secret Invasion I'm talking about the newest game from Privateer Press Monsterpocalypse (from their website):
Monsterpocalypse is a fast-moving, action-packed strategy game played with high-quality collectible miniatures portraying the most fearsome giant monsters on Earth! Each battle takes place in a city that you and your opponent construct by placing buildings on a city map. Players choose their forces from their respective collections of figures and then battle one another with giant monsters and supporting units such as tanks, flying vehicles, and all manner of creatures. Charge your monster into the city to fight for supremacy, and be the last monster standing!
When the battle begins, you command your monster and lead your units into the city to hunt down and destroy your opponent's monster. To accomplish your mission, your monster and units each have weapons and abilities that are activated by special dice.
Monsters can increase their power throughout the game by smashing buildings and destroying enemy units. When two monsters fight each other, the results are devastating-they can throw each other across the city, slam into buildings, and suplex each other into radioactive rubble! The last monster standing wins the game!
http://www.monsterpocalypsegame.com/
And we're having a tournament At Downtown Comics West on Sunday October 12th from 12:30-???.
(I mean come on of course we're having a tournament I watched Godzilla destroy cities and fight monsters every Saturday morning when I was a kid, now I get to be the King of Monsters...need I say more?)
Please let me know if you plan to attend the tournament, either comment, call 271-7610, or RSVP on the events page.
This event has also been added to the Privateer Press events page.
See you on Sunday.
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