
Easy to use with lots of animal encounter sheets, random activities for the beasts and conveniently with a plasticised cover to wipe off any spilled brandy.
Keep a large supply of ammunition handy and Good Hunting Chaps!
Whats the humdrum about Chaps? Adventures into Victorian Science Fiction and Steampunk with ramblings about Aeronefs, Dirigibles, Land Ironclads, Anarchists, Dinosaur Hunting, Terranefs, Aquanefs, Mad Scientists, and all manner of electric contraptions and steam conveyances. It may not make sense, but there will be claret and a nice cheese board at the end. Tally-Ho and "VĂ´tre dans une sauce au vin blanc!"
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>>...to wipe off any spilled brandy..
I thought the drink of choice was Gin and Tonic? :-)
dafrca
Interesting point dear chap, please do let me explain.
GnT is most definately my drink of choice, but while on the move, the ability to transport gin, tonic, ice and fresh lemons or limes is rather cumbersome. Its also quite difficult to mix while riding on a beast of burden; whether camel, elephant, yak, horse, Martian hexapod and so forth.
Thats why Brandy is the drink for on the move type situations on campaign. It also gets my preference in any kind of inclement weather where it has also has significnat medicinal properties.
Chin-Chin!
Ah now this ignorant colonist understands.
Here we just use Whiskey for everything! :-)
dafrca
My pleasure of course good Sir!
Not that a fine single malt doesn't have its place you know... Its just the thing after a brisk hunt on a cold wet day!
There is a review of the SS rules here:
http://prehistoricpulp.blogspot.com/2007/10/saurian-safari-by-chris-peers-2002.html
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