<strong>Late 22nd century</strong>. After the Atomic Wars of 2150, many survivors were warped by the Strontium 90 fallout. These ‘mutants’ became a victimised underclass, and the only job open to them was bounty hunting. One such Strontium Dog is <strong>Johnny Alpha</strong> whose mutant eyes allow him to see through solid objects and read brainwave patterns. <h3>The Strontium Dog Miniatures Game</h3> Strontium Dog is a skirmish tabletop battle game for two or more players set in the Strontium Dog universe defined by legendary comic creators John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra. In it Mutant Search/Destroy agents – the Strontium Dogs – are bounty hunters in a dangerous universe full of outlaws, pirates and corruption. Their official sanction from the Galactic Crime Commission lets them operate across many worlds and jurisdictions – even time itself – yet they are hated and feared not just by the criminals they hunt but by normal people as well. Players take control of a small team of bounty hunters or the outlaws, criminals and renegades they hunt in gun battles, chases and showdowns across the galaxy.
Following on from the Graveyard Shift for our Judge Dredd Miniatures Game, we’ve given fellow 2000AD game, Strontium Dog, the same treatment. These solo play rules were devised by Dylan Owen, with contributions from Adam Woodliffe. These rules adapt Warlord Games’ Strontium Dog skirmish game for solo play. You take the role of a mutant…
The time-bending Johnny Alpha has made many excursions into the past to MC-1, putting him squarely in the sights of Judge Dredd. A mutant from Earth’s late 22nd century, Johnny Alpha is just one of many bounty hunters known as Search / Destroy agents. These S/D agents are empowered to travel throughout the galaxy in…
Courtesy of Mantic Games and their awesome TerrainCrate range, you’ve got a great selection of modular plastic scenery suitable for any sci-fi tabletop games; ideal for 2000AD or Gates of Antares! The TerrainCrate range of plastic scenery is fantastically versatile, its modular nature allowing you to individually tailor your battlefield. Many of these kits can…
Listen up you Sneckers! There’s a storm brewing at Warlord Games, and we need you to get creating simps to throw into the meat grinder! Judge Dredd is just around the corner – another delve into the 2000AD archives for some knuckle-biting skirmish action from renowned designer Andy Chambers. In the run-up to the release,…
We’ve got some new arrivals stepping off the dropship this week, onto the Strontium Dog tabletops – introducing the Kreelers, and the New Mutant Army! In 2167, the teenage Johnny Alpha fled his childhood home, escaping the clutches of his genocidal father Nelson Bunker Kreelman. Following the cataclysmic war of 2150, Kreelman masterminded multiple draconian…
Enforcing the harsh new laws, Kreelman’s quasi-official anti-mutant ‘peacekeeping’ patrols, the Kreelers, coming soon for Strontium Dog… View in Store Riding a wave of anti-mutant sentiment, rich civic leader Nelson Bunker Krellman was elected to New British Parliament largely due to his anti-mutie rhetoric. On his election, he began enacting anti-mutant laws that forbade mutants…
The rebellion is here! Destroy your oppressors and lead your people into a new age with the new Mutant Army Generals. View in Store Due to Government minister Nelson Bunker Kreelman’s anti-mutant laws, mutants are not allowed to hold down a job or even buy food for themselves. Confined to segregated ghettos and slums they…
Deal out justice and keep criminals at bay with the new Strontium Dog Law Enforcement. View in Store With a badge on their chest, a gun by their side and conviction in their hearts. These men stand in the way of villainy on a daily basis and put their lives at stake to keep the…
With 2018 coming to a close we sought to round up some of our favourite releases of the year! January We started off 2018 with a bang with the Bolt Action campaign book: Market Garden. For Bolt Action players Market Garden has it all – daring attacks, determined resistance and heroic last stands by American,…
Carlos Ezquerra was born in Zaragoza, Aragon. He began his career as an artist drawing western comics and war stories in Spain. In the early ‘70s, he was brought in to writing British comics by his agent Barry Corker. He drew for romance titles such as Valentine and Mirabelle. He also continued to work on…
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