Adventures in Jimland

12-05-2004

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Blank_Map.pdf                   Blank map for generated terrain play
Cashing_In.pdf                  Examples of Rich and Poor Cash-in charts
Checklist.pdf                   Checklist of things needed to play the game
Cover.pdf                       Spiffy cover for rules
Play_Chart.pdf                  All the charts you need except the terrain charts.
Rules.pdf                       The rules.
Sample_Game.pdf                 Narrative sample game.
Terrain_Setup_Chart.pdf         Tells how to set up terrain on the board for a fight.
Terrian_Type_Chart.pdf          Terrain generator.
Turn_Record_Chart.pdf           Turn record for taking notes.

Cards_Animal.pdf                Front of animal cards
Cards_Animal_Back.pdf           Back of animal cards
Cards_Animal_Master_Blank.pdf   Blank front of animal cards for making your own cards.
Cards_Event.pdf                 Front of event cards
Cards_Event_Back.pdf            Back of event cards
Cards_Event_Master_Blank.pdf    Blank front of event cards for making your own cards.
Cards_Native.pdf                Front of native cards
Cards_Native_Back.pdf           Back of native cards
Cards_Native_Master_Blank.pdf   Blank front of native cards for making your own cards.


Notes

1.  This version of the game is much cleaned up.  It is strongly recommended
over all previous versions.  There are more examples of things such as
Expedition setup on the board and the dreaded "No Food" process, a.k.a. "the
poor starving Expedition".

2.  This version of the game has a terrain generator so the game can be played
100% solo.  The terrain generator can be used in regular face to face games also.
I have used the terrain generator successfully as a game-master for the players,
let them do it themselves, and have used a master map that I kept and only
revealed info as an Expedition entered a square.  Use whatever method suits your
play.  They all work.


Welcome to Jimland, where anything can happen.