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Explosions in the Mutara Nebula
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I've written
a couple of times before about the Star Trek RPG I occasionally run. This is a very Next Gen style affair, all about the soul and diplomacy and resolving problems peacefully. We only do violent starship-style exchanges for
end of season affairs - much like the Next Gen TV show did, in fact.
Despite that, sometimes I have an itch for spaceship combat that I like to scratch. One of the first wargames I played when I got back into the hobby as an adult was the Babylon 5 starship combat game, and last year I got the
Star Fleet version of those rules. (I've still to give them a try - I must get someone onboard to try them out sometimes soon)
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| Aaron introduced this to me a decade ago, when my Warhammer urge was lying fallow. |
However, another Star Trek game is the focus of today's post. A game I've walked past on Static's shelves for ages but never tried. A game whose figures I've seen and glanced at as RPG props but always passed up. A game part of a family of several other popular games but of which I have no experience of.
I speak of Star Trek: Attack Wing.
