Reminder for myself.


Reminder for myself.

Originally shared by andrea sfiligoi

http://www.ganeshagames.net/product_info.php?cPath=1_25&products_id=308 Fayre Winds & Fould Tides is available NOW!

Fayre Winds & Foul Tides is an expansion for Galleys & Galleons, the tabletop wargame for naval battles set in the Age of Discovery. Whether you have a panache for lacepulp, a fetish for High Fantasy, or just want to explore new historical periods, FWFT provides everything you need the bravely sail beyond the Seven Seas.

New special rules - FWFT introduces 51 new special rules to further customise your fleets, including traitorous captains, mutinous crews, indirect fire and ironclads.

New terrain - The seas just got more dangerous with a range of new terrain features including icebergs, volcanoes and assorted native islanders.

Advanced rules for flyers - Take the fight to the skies with advanced flying rules and new types of flyers, from da Vinci inspired ornithopters and lace-pulp airships, to dragons, gryphons and flying carpets.

Magic - The tides of magic cause additional waves on the tabletop with new rules for shipborne sorcerers and magical creatures. Seven schools of magic give a range of unique spells and other magical abilities with which to destroy your foes (and confound your friends).

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