‘7TV 2nd Edition’ Miniatures Game Arriving in Early 2016

Dec 30, 2015

A mighty interesting boxed set of miniature rules are arriving soon from across the pond and fans of 1960’s and 70’s spy films and tv shows should take note. Crooked Dice Game Design Studio has the second edition of 7TV making its way from the printers shortly and, from what I’ve seen online, the system looks pretty cool. If you’ve ever wanted to recreate classic Bond film battle climaxes or unleash The Avengers (as in the British show) on a group of baddies then 7TV is going to be right up your alley. The rule set should be available in January and carries an MSRP of £58.50 for folks here in the States.

From Crooked Dice:

7TV is our tabletop miniatures game of high-octane spy-fi action set in the worlds of 1960s and 70s cult TV shows. Spies, minions, masterminds, ghosts, aliens, officialdom, hitmen, coppers and metal killers are all waiting for you. Relive some of 7TV Studio’s great lost shows or create your own and reach new audiences! 7TV is back in 2015 with an all new 2nd edition, so grab your shooting script and lets go!

The core release is the boxed game. This contains all the rules and cards you need to play 7TV, with dice, counters, tokens and a blast template. The rules have been updated and mercilessly spellchecked from the free beta PDF version, and now come in two full colour rulebooks packed with background and photographs from the world of 7TV. The full components of the boxed set are:

48 page Director’s Guide book • 32 page Producer’s Guide book
74 Hero & 74 Villain profile cards • 27 status & objective tokens
45 Countdown cards • 20 Gadget cards • 20 Plot Point tokens
Blast & Flamethrower template • Pewter Maguffin miniature • Six D6

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