The Treasure of Cad Bane Part 2

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Following on from Part 1, the location of the lost treasure of Cad Bane has been found. Both teams landed and approached the area from opposite sides.


Both teams headed out to the various loot markers scattered across area.


The leaders of both teams headed towards the hill in the centre of the area.


Blaster fire was exchanged and the leader of The Blue Viper came out victorious.


Elsewhere, the opponents started to come into range of each other and blaster fire filled the air.
However, for one unfortunate Twi'lek crew member, he rolled the first of four 1's when shooting (establishing a new game record).


The opposition team (led by Mada Tonu) started to scale the hill.


What the treasure map failed to mention was that the treasure had been buried in the sacred hunting ground of the local natives. These natives started to enter the area.


The Blue Viper crew took the opportunity to walk a couple of treasure markers out of the area. This meant the local natives started to focus their attention on the opposition, with some of their characters going down in close combat.


Elsewhere, the Twi'lek and a Nautolan got into fist fight, with neither emerging as victor.


Upon seeing his comrades being taken out by the natives, the opposition specialist decided to take them head on. Initial success with a blaster rifle was then offset when he lost in close combat to the natives.



The natives pursued the last remaining character in the area.


Having dug up a treasure marker, the last character found his way down the hill blocked. Looking around, he decided to take a jump off the hill. Looking at the rules, he needed to avoid rolling an 8, 9 or 10.


He rolled a 9 and was 'Out of the Fight'.

At that result, the game came to an end. This ended up being a bloody game with the natives proving to be particularly bloodthirsty.

Only two treasure tokens were taken out of the area - both by the crew of the Blue Viper. The tokens being converted into 6 Renown Points. The points were spent on a new crew member and adding a new attribute.
Location: Southampton, UK

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