Smooth & Rifled: In the Dark Continent

Smooth & Rifled: In the Dark Continent 2014

Expansion of Smooth & Rifled

Design Lorenzo Sartori Publisher Dadi & Piombo
2–4
Players
12
Age

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About the Game

Smooth & Rifled: In the Dark Continent.

Includes list and additional rules to play in the pre-colonial age in Africa, the European explorations and the tribal wars in the Dark Continent.

ADDITIONAL RULES: Assegai - Assegai was a light spear used for a softening range attack. It can be thrown without penalty for movement only before a charge (max range 8cm, hits at 7). Aiming is allowed also for this weapon.

Spear and machete - They are melee weapons.

Shield - Shields provide light cover for shooting of bows and other throwing weapons if at 180°.

Kpinga - It is a throwing knife. 10/X means that if used as a missile weapon is a one use weapon. The figure can subsequently recover his kpinga if the launch was successful. Removing the weapon takes 1 Action. The figure killed by this weapon should not be removed unless it is exchanged for a marker so players know where the kpinga is when they come to recover it. Kpinga is a melee weapon if in melee.

Witchdoctor - A Witchdoctor works like a standard bearer and a musician at the same time. His MV is 5.

Marksmen. Marksmen cannot fire by Group

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