See PAGE TWO of the Wild West Photo Album
See PAGE THREE of the Wild West Photo Album
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1. Your basic gunfight. Deputy Connors attempts a medium range
shot at El Booma Grande, the Mejican Anarchist. He'd better get that shot off, since
Grande has a lit dynamite stick in his hand. 
2. The Stampede starts, spooked by the dynamite blast (see number
4). The photographer and the herd drover (on horseback) get caught up in the
stampede and trampled. 
3. As a result of the dynamite blast, both Connors and one of the
Mejicans are disabled. The pink and white beads represent different levels of damage
(white is best, pink is worse, red is the worst). Both guys have a no movement
result (i.e., a broken leg), The Mejican attempted to stop the stampede by killing the
lead animal. IT WORKS!! 
4. The dynamite blast has a radius of 4"... both Connors and one of
the Mejicans get caught up in it as a result of the bounce and scatter rules... (OOPS!) 
5. The industrious David Markley created this cool shotgun blast
template from scrap parts (two free yardsticks from a hardware store, a wingnut and bolt,
and a piece of clear plexiglass 2" wide (to represent the width of the shotgun
blast)). To use it, place it on top of the firing figure, and roll the red and black
dice. Move the center mark of the template in the black direction and the red
direction, stopping at the point that is the difference between the two directions, per
the rules. Whatever figure is located under the plexiglass is affected by the
shotgun blast. 
6. The Friday night game of The Rules with No Name at HMGS-East's FALL-IN! 1997. Our scenario was "Hell Comes to Cow Town!," a multi-faction, multi-mission scenario that was a blast for all (at least that's what they told me). I admit that the picture is kind of dark, but you can make out your intrepid referees, Dave Markley and Walt O'Hara, in the background. Walt is holding Annie O'Hara, who is extremely interested in Daddy's soldiers...
Copyright 1998, Walter O'Hara