Game summary for May 17, ; present players included Casey S. We spent 5 hours playing and successfully concluded the adventure. Entering the town, they spotted a man tottering around with his pants down around his ankles. As they approached, the man turned around and revealed a bloody torso, buzzing flies, and swarming maggots all over his body. He waddled toward them hungrily.
The group hurried into the stables and found a body lying face down with a shovel rammed through the spine. They quickly searched the stable and found a pair of zombies within. Jose shot the walking corpses through the head, but it kept coming. Brock began beating the creature with his axe handle, while Wyatt knee-capped the shuffling, pants-down zombie and locked it in a stall. The group discovered that the spinal column must be severed to kill the creatures, and the zombies could function fine without a brain.
During the scuffle, Brock took a nasty bite as the creature gnawed through his boot and nibbled his big toe. With the creatures dispatched, the four crept in broad daylight across the street and over to the undertaker. Several climbed upstairs and in through a window to talk to the woman, Marley. She revealed that the creatures appeared close to a week ago, and she had not seen a living human in a couple days now.
Marley told them the creatures seemed to sense living people and could find you even when they cannot see you. Meanwhile, Brock stirred up a bunch of zombies around back and came running around to climb up the front of the building. From the upper floor, the group shot the zombies dead and looted the bodies. Next door, in the grocery, Jed discovered the zombies can spit some kind of acidic spray that dissolves flesh. A face-first dunking in a water trough got it off of him.
Later, in the dry goods store, two zombies were killed, and lots of ammunition and dynamite was discovered. Grinning, the group ran over to the bank. Within, they discovered the mutilated corpse of the bank manager, along with the vault key.
Wyatt and Jose slammed the door shut and locked it, but not before they noticed money bags and a golden amulet on one of the zombies. Leaving for a time, they explored the saloon and found a shotgun. With only the brothel left to explore, the men went in and cleared the building. Included was a golden amulet, which sounded suspiciously like the one in the bank vault. The group went back to the bank, setup in strategic locations and let the zombies out. Get the newsletter. Subscribe to get the free product of the week!
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Customers Who Bought this Title also Purchased. Reviews 3. Please log in to add or reply to comments. Timothy B. I can reorder pages, print multi [ Alexander L. Megan R. This is a detailed, elegant character log - it's far more than a mere 'character sheet' - that will let you record every detail of your All Flesh Must Be Eaten character. After all, it may be his only memorial. It is presented well, with good ef [ See All Ratings and Reviews. Browse Categories.
Rule System. Apocalypse World Engine. BRP Basic Roleplaying. Modiphius 2d Savage Worlds. Product Type. Like I said, the rules are easy to learn - once you've got the core resolution mechanic sorted, the game has little left to teach you. But unfortunately it is a SLOW system. Combat takes forever, as each player crawls their way through roll after roll. Combat with zombies shouldn't be like this. It should be wild and bloodsoaked, in an action setting, or desperate and terrifying if you're aiming for horror.
Both of those genres live and die on their pacing, and in that regard All Flesh is as dead as its shambling antagonists. It's a shame, because the multi-setting, GM toolbox approach to campaign design is really cool. I could imagine myself getting very excited about this game when it first came out fifteen years ago. These days, roleplayers can do better. It would be good if the next revision included the converted values for metric units in the whole book e.
Most of the world uses the SI units, it might be nice to give them something they me can work comfortably with Monica G. All Flesh Must be eaten is a zombie-themed role-playing game that offers some twists on the sort of scenarios that we see in the typical zombie film or story.
One of the more interesting aspects of this game is the different worlds that it offers. Each [ Megan R. The revised version of the core rulebook begins with an Introduction by Shane Lacy Hensley, in which he discusses the popularity of zombies in movies, books and role-playing games.
This, like much of the content, is similar to the original core ruleboo [ John H. Easy and fun to read. The chapter intros allow you to have a little fun while searching for rules. Would very much recommend this purchase.
Daniel P. Impressive as I expected it to be from the reviews Steven W. A solid game backed up with extensive options to customise both characters and zombies. Its ideal for a quick pick-up game using the provided archetypes and one of the deadworlds contained within. The only downside is this product isn't bookmar [ See All Ratings and Reviews.
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