'Take What is Theirs' a Carnevale Scenerio

The Strigoi and the Guild met in a “Take What is Theirs “ encounter. The Guild made a very strong start with their Capodecina bounding across the canals and rooftops to capture his objective while his gang held back defending the Strigoi objective which were a barrel of fish and a barrel of bodies respectively.  From the outset the Strigoi managed to tie themselves in knots with some poor roles early on allowing the Guild Capodecina to swoop in and grab the objective and then race off. 

Just has he was about to achieve the objective the Noble Strigoi activated and leaped over a citizen on guard with a desperate attack, finishing the poor Capodecina off only moments before he achieved his objective. The noble vampire raced back with the recaptured objective with his Strigoi moving to guard his escape. Shortly after in the that the penultimate round, a Common Strigoi audaciously slipped through the screen of Guild enforcers to snatch their objective marker. She raced back in an attempt to get the prize back only to be pursued by a knife welding citizen doing all in her power to stop the vampire. 

These are some shots of the action.

Carnevale: Guild Civil War

The set up for the latest game of Carnevale: The game was a Guild civil war. The King Thieves has charged 'King for the Day' and his Pulcinella to pay the House of Virtue a visit and collect the outstanding taxes. He didn't want to go himself, so to distance himself from the events and not to slurry relations with the Madame.

The House of Virtue fought hard to defend their hard earned monies from "King or the Day" & his Pulcininellas tax collectors. Racing over roof tops to cut them off before they located the treasure. The King for the Day did a fantastic job smash and grab raid to secure the prize.

It was followed by a frantic battle to get the "King of Thieves" taxes back to him which ultimately cost him his life when the Madame caught up with him. Nevertheless, the ostrich rider was standing by to ride off with their prize. A great game with loads of laughs an a brilliant result for the Pulcininellas.

Bite Size Solo Game of Carnevale

Over the weekend I managed a quick solo game of Carnevale, a palette cleanser, if you will, to reminded myself of the rules in advance of inviting a friend for a game. The game introduced my recently painted House of Virtue starter gang to the Strigoi.

In the opening exchanges both the Madame & the Dancer proved their credentials as pistol packing, stiletto welding assassins respectively. They made short work of a Reaper & a Newborn Strigoi, in a couple of rounds. They were successful in their initiative and rolled exceptionally well during combat.

Just before the Noble Strigoi could get involved time ran out and I was called away.

Nevertheless, it set up a great scenario for a follow up game where the Madame & the Dancer have to negotiate their way back to their home as a gang of Strigoi hunt them down.