I figured this fits bets in “Toy Soldiers” category, so here goes… thanks for reading. I enjoy me some Legos, and if you do too, you may be aware that there are some rules out there for having a Lego battle.
I read them and I’m not dissin’, I’m just sayin’. They weren’t my style. So I made my own. It can be used with Legos or any other type of figure that’s a similar scale.
http://www.consortiumgames.com/minifigz/Minifigz.pdf
Here is Minifigz. Basically what I wanted to do is have a cross-genre lego-type wargame thing that has the most basic rules, and fits on 2 pages. That’s right, dudes, TWO PAGES. No illustrations, clear rules, just two charts, and .... just… two…pages. You could print it on a single sheet of paper and take it wherever.
Also, you don’t need any record sheets. Everything you need to know is on the minifigz themselves or on the 2-pager rulebook.
You might be asking, well if it’s 2 pages, then it sucks, right? Well not really, it’s actually pretty good. I’ve designed games before, and this one is playtested very thoroughly. So before you add something “you should do it this way cause your way sucks!” just try it ok? It works and it’s fun, and it’s fast. People seem to like it. And I hope you do too. Enjoy!
Have a lego-riffic day.
