One of the joys of Heroscape is that you can use literally any 25mm / 28mm figures. You just have to make up cards for them. This has led to efforts by a large number of people to duplicate the look of Milton Bradley’s double hex unit cards. Here’s one such effort. Its a .tif file in layers that you import into your favorite graphics editor. Be warned, though. It’s a big file at 13.4 megs.
fantasy
Drake: The Dragon Wargame
Drake: The Dragon Wargame is a set of free wargames rules for fantasy wargames focusing on Dragon leaders with their servants and lieutenants.
Terrene Print-And-Play Worldbuilding Game
Terrene is a print-and-play game
where 2-6 players have to build a world with tiles to compete against each other and complete quests and win the game. The existing tiles are forests, mountains, fields and water tiles. In order to complete the quests the player has to combine these different land tiles and create the desired pattern for the quest criteria. If the player succeeds they will be awarded by the quest points and be able to move their meeple on the score board. Throughout the game there should always be three main quests visible for all players on the table until the quest pile is empty. Each player also receives a hidden quest only visible for the player and upon completion the player recieves a new private quest card.
Aketon One Page RPG Based On Chainmail
Aketon is a set of one page (two sided) rulesbased on the classic proto RPG “Chainmail”
Paper Dungeons and Starship Decks
Germ’s World has a two sets of paper corridors for use as terrain with your wargames: a set of dungeon corridors and a set for science fiction. The sets include wall sections of various lengths, crossroads, junctions, staircases, archways, pits, traps and more. They are easily as good as many of the commercially available sets. You could use these for any number of games, including Games Workshop’s Space Hulk or Warhammer Quest, WizKids’ MageKnight Dungeons, or just a regular Dungeons and Dragons slaughterfest.