younger people are still spending a hell of a lot of money on all types of stuff (card games, Warhammer, rpgs, comics) and I bet a lot of that is.
I don't many of us (35-40+) are the main market. Games from the Cellar covers Heroscape this week. Hello, my name is Dave and I loved all of Ted Lasso. I've been debating if I should step up and declare myself the one user here who doesn't identify as a cynical block of concrete. No matter what universe you are from, you still have to answer to the Law!Ĭontents: 20 unique ink-washed miniatures, 188 cards, double-sided playing board, counters and tokens Things are going to get rough, but one thing is certain. Four unique factions bring iconic characters from Sláine, Nikolai Dante, and Strontium Dog crashing into Mega-City One, all intent on finding the shattered fragments of their own universe and crushing anyone who gets in their way. Head to the streets of Mega-City One with Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter, a new miniatures board game combining Martin Wallace's critically-acclaimed Wildlands rules with the worlds of 2000 AD. And rumors of fragments of other universes, waiting to be claimed. Throughout Mega-City One there are reports of invaders wreaking havoc. 
Something in the multiverse has shattered, and now the universe is bleeding. The worlds of Judge Dredd, Sláine, Nikolai Dante, and Strontium Dog come crashing into Mega City one with Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter, a new miniatures board game based on Martin Wallace's critically acclaimed Wildlands rules.
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