Buffy board game resources
Created 7 Sep 2003
Modified 12 Oct 2003
A page devoted to collecting information about Milton Bradley's Buffy the
Vampire Slayer board game. As far as I know it's out of print, so go to eBay.
(Although I'm told it's also at stores like "KB Toys".)
"I think games often *sound* complicated, but aren't really. Imagine
trying to describe Monopoly to somebody who had no clue what you were
talking about. You could say, "Well, you move around the board and buy
stuff, then you make the other players go bankrupt." Well, with Buffy,
you move around the board and pick up stuff to help you fight the bad
(or good) guys, then you kill them." -- (post had no name, just an e-mail)
Boardgamegeek
page.
The Old FAQ
Q: Is the game interesting to people who aren't fans of the show?
A: Yes. A large corpus of Usenet testimony, and the experience of my own
roommate, testify to the game being interesting both to gamer non-fans and to
fans who aren't usual gamers. Also note that there are two Buffy games, the
other one being British, and the word on that seems to be as negative as the
opinions on the US version are positive. So fans can tell when some spinoff
sucks, despite being fans.
My Supplemental FAQ
My rules variants
My Faith and Angelus Scenario
Jeff Dee's
Glorificus scenario
A
season 6 scenario (Geenius at Wrok)
Followup
from Geenius.
Another
suggestion in the above thread, for Dark Willow, where she uses a spell
list instead of cards.
Optional
rules, new characters and a "Hush" scenario.
Multi-evil suggestion (Steven Sharp).
Angelus
scenario at the bottom of a diverse post by Steven Sharp.
Followup,
plus comments and suggestions about Dee's Glorificus scenario.
Another season
5 scenario. I suspect Dee's is better, but this one brings in Doc, and
Glory's brainsucking.
Waysideentertainment's list of 25 different
scenarios.
Personal score: Good 1, Evil 2
Summaries of my games, in the unlikely event anyone cares. game 1, game 2, game
3.
"Like a plague of boils, the race of Buffy fans covered the earth. And each
one mixed their passion with the blood of another, to make more of their
kind." -- me