science fiction

Get Some! Future Warfare Rules

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Get Some! is a set of free wargames rules for future conflicts:

Get Some! Future Warfare is about getting your models out and playing an enjoyable wargame for a couple of hours with your buddies. It is NOT about WAAC (Winning at all Costs) but about designing an army that fits your collection and play style as well as the background for the Universe you are playing in. Tactics and Command should play the pivotal roles in the battle as well as a little bit of Luck and NOT pimped out units. Armies should be a mix of Melee, Ranged and Armored units. Basing of models is left to the discretion of each player whether they are playing 6mm 15mm or 28 mm. Each unit should check some of the power of the others in the rock, paper, scissors kind of way, which is similar to actual warfare. Above all remember the…

GOLDEN RULE: When in doubt about a rule roll a d6 4+ you are right otherwise your opponent is right. Bottom Line, use some common sense when dealing with strange situations and don’t be an Asshole.

PLAYTEST RULES: These are play test rules. We have played with them and want to see if we missed anything, so take a gander and drop us a line on our FB page if you notice anything or come up with a situation not covered by the rules. They are meant to be fast simple and fun so let us know what you think.

Gemini Rules For Warhammer 40K

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The Gemini rules for Warhammer 40,000 are essentially a set of house rules for Games Workshop’s flagship product.

I think that the author is correct in his premise — that the Rogue Trader rules were perhaps the best.

Our Space Age Army Rules

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Our Space Age Army is a set of solo, science fiction platoon level rules. Lots of other stuff at the main page here.

GrimDark Racing One Page Rules

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GrimDark Racing is a set of simple rules for races in the Warhammer 40K universe. Just use models you already have. There’s plenty of violence, of course.

Paper Dungeons and Starship Decks

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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.