War Drums listing

[hong]

I just got my first War Drums DDM starter pack. However, the set checklist seems to be missing. Could a nice person point me to where I could get the list, or post it here?

Ta!

PS. damn cool maps.

 

[Keith Robinson]

You can find the war drums checklist here and a comprhensive list of all sets here.

 

[hong]

Thanks. Just another question, do you get the same 2 mapsheets in all starter packs, or are they randomised as well?

 

[Torment]

It's the same two.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

If you're into the skirmish game, too, there's a great Warband Generator on www3.telus.net/kbales. It contains all game stats (Including the RPG stats) and observes warband building rules. And it has pictures for all minis, too.

 

[Jeff Wilder]

For convenience, here's a link to the War Drums gallery.

 

[Sammael]

BTW, War Drums checklists were only included in boosters, not in starters (IIRC).

 

[Kae'Yoss]

BTW, War Drums checklists were only included in boosters, not in starters (IIRC).

In Aberrations, it was the other way around. I don't see why they can't put them everywhere (but it's not really a big deal).

I like those checklists. I have dozens of them, from all the cases I've been buying. I use them as bookmarks during RPG when I have to reference several places at once.

 

[smootrk]

In Aberrations, it was the other way around. I don't see why they can't put them everywhere (but it's not really a big deal).

I like those checklists. I have dozens of them, from all the cases I've been buying. I use them as bookmarks during RPG when I have to reference several places at once.

I use them as bookmarks as well. It is a way to sort of discreetly identify yourself as a gamer to other gamers who would notice such a thing right away. I have met a few folks at the library and starbucks that way.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

I use them as bookmarks as well. It is a way to sort of discreetly identify yourself as a gamer to other gamers who would notice such a thing right away. I have met a few folks at the library and starbucks that way.

Well, I mainly use them in RPG sessions, or preparing for them.

The other day, I was creating a L5R character, which means going back and forth between schools, skills, advantages/disadvantages, and equipment (well, the katana and ashigaru armour, the rest doesn't matter). A couple of DDM bookmarks are great in that situation (though it would have been more stylish to use L5R cards)