The wargaming world of Nozza

Cap'in lay in her bunk, the low hum of the ship's systems a constant companion. Though it had been a couple of weeks since their last encounter, the aches lingered - phantom reminders of blaster burns and hard landings. Her body was mending, but the soreness hadn’t quite faded… and neither had the memories. The intercom chimed, its sharp tone pulling Cap’in from her thoughts. With a groan, she swung her legs off the bunk and tapped the receiver. “Cap’in here. Go ahead.” 5E’s voice crackled through. “Apologies for the interruption, Cap’in. I’ve just finished running a full inventory on the weapons we recently acquired.” She already didn’t like where this was going. “They’re junk,” 5E continued. “Blasters built from scrap - faulty power cells, mismatched parts. Nothing serviceable.” Cap’in exhaled through her nose, weariness hardening into frustration. Why is it never simple? “I’ll be down shortly. Let Brains know too.” “Aye-aye,” 5E replied. She descended into the Wayfinder’s...

I’ve finally finished painting the last of my Ewoks (24 of the little warriors) over the past week. That brings my total to 38, split between 20 archers and 18 melee fighters. A formidable force for Xenos Rampant, Fistful of Lead: Bigger Battles, and potentially a warband for Fistful of Lead: Galactic Heroes. All resized to 28mm and printed by Madhouse3DPrinting.

The Wayfinder dropped out of hyperspace with a shimmer of stretched starlight snapping back into stars. Brains deftly guided the aging freighter through reentry, hands dancing across the control panel. “I’ve got the beacon. Plotting for the settlement now.” Cap’in leaned over his shoulder, eyes scanning the glowing readouts. She pointed toward a cluster of rugged hills at the edge of the valley. “Set her down in the shadow of those cliffs on the outskirts. I don’t want anyone making off with the Wayfinder while we’re in town.” Brains nodded and adjusted course without a word. The ship landed with a gentle thud, its engines cycling down in a dusty haze. The ramp lowered, and the crew stepped into the arid wind. “We’re making our way to the town on foot,” Cap’in said, tightening her cloak against the gusts. She swept her gaze across the distant jumble of buildings. “It might look like a ramshackle, dust-choked outpost, but it’s crawling with bounty hunters, slicers, and desperate types...

Loot Tokens There are two types of loot tokens: Data Loot – Represents digital information, schematics, or digital currency. Physical Loot – Represents money, valuables, or artifacts. Setup Place one loot token at the center of the table . Roll a die to determine its type: On 1–5 , place a Data Loot token. On 6–10 , place a Physical Loot token. Then, each player takes turns placing two additional loot tokens -  one of each type (one Data, one Physical). Tokens must be placed: More than halfway across the table from the placing player’s table edge. At least 6" away from any other loot token. Loot Effects Data Loot Requires 2 successful Hard Tasks to download. No penalty while carrying. Physical Loot Takes 1 action to pick up . While carrying: Movement is halved . The figure is encumbered : -1 Fight , -1 Shoot . General Rules A figure cannot pick up loot if an enemy is within 1" . When a figure picks ...

Cap'in, brains, 5E-X1, Choppa & Spike