The first is a play on Clint Eastwood settling a score on behalf of his mule in 'A Fistful of Dollars', so Kevin took the gunhand while I was in charge of three drunken Mexicans, there is no finesse in this shoot out and my Caballeros sought to close and outflank the Gunslinger cowering behind some boxes. One of my boys went down and this angered his compadres and they let loose a fusillade of shots at close range, Clint bit the dust, the look on the mules face was a picture.
Clint gets more than he bargained for. |
The second scene was simply a shoot out in the main street between Clint's mates and the Spider's gang. The Lawmen had a couple of men out front of the Sheriff's office while the rest made their way along the back of Main Street. I met them with some of my men but the Spider found himself, as he usually does these days, on the back foot and on the opposite side of the street.
The Spider making his move. |
The alley of missed opportunities |
Quiet returns to Carefree. |
A round of mayhem proceeded and most of my amigos went down, the Spider decided that discretion was the better part of valour and ran. I am becoming disheartened by the Spider and he is going to have to step up to the line if he wants to maintain his hold on the gang.
I nice little game and I think Kevin enjoyed it, a lot of fun as usual and no fuss.
I certainly did enjoy it and the experience is greatly enhanced by the fantastic town buildings. I doubt if you will ever roll so badly as in that second scenario; how my man escaped from the point blank range ambush in the Alley of Death almost beggars belief.
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to see a good old western shootout!
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