The d6 Shooters are a famous Old West posse, and you are their leader. In this solitaire Print-and-Play series, you will lead your posse on several adventures and missions, using a Yahtzee-style dice system to gain resources, movement and perform other important actions. There is always danger near, and your journeys will be very challenging to complete, but there is also the potential for great reward with untapped gold deposits among the California lands where you travel.

In Wyoming Cowboy, players take actions and collect combinations of cards which have various positive and negative point values. The object of the game is to be the first player to accumulate 500 points. Normal playing cards are used and there are no partners. (Cowboys, of course, ride the range on their own; it’s a solitary life.) The length of games, length of hands, number of hands in a game, number of points in a hand, and number of cards in a hand will all vary dramatically as players attempt to reach the 500 mark.

News flash! Crocodile Games has started it’s own webzine!

For a while now, we’ve been working on coming up with a way to bring new WarGods material to our customers in a quick and inexpensive way. Meet “Croc Tales”—the Crocodile Games webzine. In the coming months, we’ll be using this webzine to introduce new WarGods rules and troops, as well as to show off some of our favorite painting and scenery-building ideas.

We’ve organized this webzine into an easy-to-print format, so players can print the articles they want and put them into a handy binder for the game table. But this material is not just for a PDF—we prefer professionally printed manuals, and the vast majority of our customers do too. We’ll compile this material annually and print it as a complete book—with some new material added as well for extra value. Over the next few months we’ll also be re-publishing some of our older material from Harbinger Magazine, which has been out of print for some time. We’re looking forward to getting these hard-to-find rules into the hands of our gamers.

Since this first issue arrives just in time for Halloween, we’ve gone with a ‘monsters’ theme. The first article reveals the rules for the dreaded Scarab Ogre—a new monster for the Eater of the Dead. The Scarab Ogre was first revealed at the climax of the “Lost City of Ankhara” World Campaign at GenCon Indy 2007, and it is our pleasure to finally unleash these beasts upon the rest of the world! Our second feature is Clarke Payne’s “Monsters of Aegyptus” article, an expansion of new beasts for the Lair of the Monster subplot from WarGods of Aegyptus.

Watch for issue #2 in one month’s time—where we introduce you to the TITANS!