u/Serious_Ad2816

Aftermath is a post-apoc wargame where players build armies to fight over resources. No one remembers how the world ended (called the Before) but they still know how to fight.

Aftermath is a d6 roll-under system. It has 1 Stat: the Ability Score. Roll a number of dice based upon the situation and action (jumping, attacking, etc).

You use Scrap to purchase upgrades such as Traits, Equipment and Weapons to take from other players.

It is meant to be simple, fast, and deadly that has different modules available to scale up complexity. It is available on wargamevault as a PWYW product.

Let me know what you think!

https://www.wargamevault.com/en/product/515753/aftermath-basic-3e

Printed off tabards from an stl and I can’t decide if it’s stupid or no one is going to care.

Long story short: used newer termies to make GKs. Had leftover GK termies then and a weirdly lot of Heavy Intercessor parts for never buying a box.

All Grey Knights should wield finger guns instead.

I know not the same for variety of reasons but I have $20 gundam with the more options.

Updated the Human Coalition to 9 units: Added the Irregular, Responder, and Bulwark. Changed some points around too.

Core Rules included in the last pic. Would love some feedback and testing if you want. I plan on making a beginner's rulebook and my own videos eventually.

Updated the Human Coalition to 9 units: Added the Irregular, Responder, and Bulwark. Changed some points around too.

Core Rules included in the last pic. Would love some feedback and testing if you want. I plan on making a beginner's rulebook and my own videos eventually.

Updated the Human Coalition to 9 units: Added the Irregular, Responder, and Bulwark. Changed some points around too.

Core Rules included in the last pic. Would love some feedback and testing if you want. I plan on making a beginner's rulebook and my own videos eventually.

Updated the Human Coalition to 9 units: Added the Irregular, Responder, and Bulwark. Changed some points around too.

Core Rules included in the last pic. Would love some feedback and testing if you want. I plan on making a beginner's rulebook and my own videos eventually.

Stupid ADHD. I was only going to be down here for a few minutes. 😩

Not much of a bash but I took the newer Termie heads and put them on chaos Termies. Chaos Termies are kinda my jam. I like them better than the tusked heads even if they are a little big. Magnets to switch arm options.

I updated the units I posted about last week. Added some flavor text, reduced HP, and adjusted cost. You can probably tell the inspiration behind the units.

These units represent a portion of the Human Coalition, a space faring government to help unify Humanity since it left Earth for various reasons. Here's what this gibberish means to me:

Name: Unit Name

Level: How many dice a unit gets to use during their activation to perform an action (attacking, jumping climbing, etc) and how hard it is to perform actions against them (attacking mostly).

HP: How many Hits a unit can take before it is removed from the game.

Cost: How many points this unit costs to deploy on the field.

Traits: Special rules that apply to the unit.

Upgrades: Customization you can apply to the unit for a price.

This is technically a playable game if you like human on human violence (it's ok, the Coalition has a lot of issues)

The core rules can be found here. I'm still ironing them out. Nothing revolutionary but I think it'll be good.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVrnHQ6mQcGAJsIik8f97j7K2jxDUjk7STBNU0eRyg/edit?usp=sharing

Let me know what you think!

I updated the units I posted about last week. Added some flavor text, reduced HP, and adjusted cost. You can probably tell the inspiration behind the units.

These units represent a portion of the Human Coalition, a space faring government to help unify Humanity since it left Earth for various reasons. Here's what this gibberish means to me:

Name: Unit Name

Level: How many dice a unit gets to use during their activation to perform an action (attacking, jumping climbing, etc) and how hard it is to perform actions against them (attacking mostly).

HP: How many Hits a unit can take before it is removed from the game.

Cost: How many points this unit costs to deploy on the field.

Traits: Special rules that apply to the unit.

Upgrades: Customization you can apply to the unit for a price.

This is technically a playable game if you like human on human violence (it's ok, the Coalition has a lot of issues)

The core rules can be found here. I'm still ironing them out. Nothing revolutionary but I think it'll be good.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVrnHQ6mQcGAJsIik8f97j7K2jxDUjk7STBNU0eRyg/edit?usp=sharing

Let me know what you think!

I updated the units I posted about last week. Added some flavor text, reduced HP, and adjusted cost. You can probably tell the inspiration behind the units.

These units represent a portion of the Human Coalition, a space faring government to help unify Humanity since it left Earth for various reasons. Here's what this gibberish means to me:

Name: Unit Name

Level: How many dice a unit gets to use during their activation to perform an action (attacking, jumping climbing, etc) and how hard it is to perform actions against them (attacking mostly).

HP: How many Hits a unit can take before it is removed from the game.

Cost: How many points this unit costs to deploy on the field.

Traits: Special rules that apply to the unit.

Upgrades: Customization you can apply to the unit for a price.

This is technically a playable game if you like human on human violence (it's ok, the Coalition has a lot of issues)

The core rules can be found here. I'm still ironing them out. Nothing revolutionary but I think it'll be good.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVrnHQ6mQcGAJsIik8f97j7K2jxDUjk7STBNU0eRyg/edit?usp=sharing

Let me know what you think!

I updated the units I posted about last week. Added some flavor text, reduced HP, and adjusted cost. You can probably tell the inspiration behind the units.

These units represent a portion of the Human Coalition, a space faring government to help unify Humanity since it left Earth for various reasons. Here's what this gibberish means to me:

Name: Unit Name

Level: How many dice a unit gets to use during their activation to perform an action (attacking, jumping climbing, etc) and how hard it is to perform actions against them (attacking mostly).

HP: How many Hits a unit can take before it is removed from the game.

Cost: How many points this unit costs to deploy on the field.

Traits: Special rules that apply to the unit.

Upgrades: Customization you can apply to the unit for a price.

This is technically a playable game if you like human on human violence (it's ok, the Coalition has a lot of issues)

The core rules can be found here. I'm still ironing them out. Nothing revolutionary but I think it'll be good.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVrnHQ6mQcGAJsIik8f97j7K2jxDUjk7STBNU0eRyg/edit?usp=sharing

Let me know what you think!

Learned how to handle black colors on this build. Going to have to paint terminator frames different colors from the plating from now on. Gonna work on Grey Knights or Sternguard/Chosen next.

Working on a wargame inspired by sci-fi from my youth. These units represent a portion of the Human Coalition, a space faring government to help unify Humanity since it left Earth for various reasons. Here's what this gibberish means to me:

Name: Unit Name

Level: How many dice a unit gets to use during their activation to perform an action (attacking, jumping climbing, etc) and how hard it is to perform actions against them (attacking mostly).

HP: How many Hits a unit can take before it is removed from the game.

Cost: How many points this unit costs to deploy on the field.

Traits: Special rules that apply to the unit. Short Range means it can attack up to 9" away, Medium = 18", etc.

The core rules can be found here. I'm still ironing them out. Nothing revolutionary but I think it'll be good.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAVrnHQ6mQcGAJsIik8f97j7K2jxDUjk7STBNU0eRyg/edit?usp=sharing

Up scaled KMFP ancient walker to 60mm to make a test piece for a game. I’m gonna call it O.X.E, basically a “not-scv”. 32mm “Trooper” and 40mm “Helraiser” for visual.