In my next game I am going to count the number of turns I play, which will set a benchmark to try and beat the next time round, setting a new challenge time I play. Part of the fun was setting-up the game and being amazed at how many components there are and they all work so well together. I especially enjoyed having the dinosaur (the first player gets a Dinosaur Marker), for the whole game proudly on my dashboard, and I was reminded what a cool game Firefly is and what great production qualities it has. I enjoyed being back in the Firefly Verse and relearning the game. I think I was helped by being able to have more crew with one of the Ship Upgrade cards I used. I am sure when I have another run I will find I was doing something wrong, but hey, lets just call that a variation!! Like any game I haven’t picked-up in a while I was bound to get some rules wrong, or I needed to have a good read thus slowing the first play through down a little. This added a small element of risk and discouraged taking the easy route. If I score a six then I have to flip over a Nav Card just like during other movement.

The next idea I had was when I choose to ‘Mosey Along’ (you can move one space to conserve fuel and there is no Nav Card drawn), so any time I Mosey Along I roll a 1D6. This seemed to work, but in my next game I will change this to move towards my ship where possible to make it a bit more cutthroat. I numbered the spaces they could go and randomly rolled (if this was more than 6 then I used two dice with the first space being a two on the dice). I decided that a random movement was appropriate. The first thing I modified was the movement of the Alliance Cruiser and the Reaver Cutter. I decided I may need some in-game changes to replicate the tricks other players may play on me and to not make it too easy. I needed a fresh recap of the rules and then set it up and give it a crack. One of my isolation tasks is to learn the great games I have and in post isolation teach them to others. Firefly was one of my first boardgame playtests with the Battlefront/Gale Force 9 Team and we would have play-tested this back around 2012/2013, it was my first glimpse into the Serenity/Firefly ‘Verse’ and I couldn’t believe that there weren’t multiple series of this show!! The difficulty is I’m on Planet Isolation and don’t have any other crew members, so I went through my boardgame stash looking for a one-player game, and there like a shining beacon is Firefly. (or in New Zealand it’s more like Stay Home - Find a Game – Keep Safe) Thanks again to Roberto Moralejo and good luck to everyone trying this job! Keep an eye on our Facebook page for more updates!įirefly the Game and Firefly Adventures on sale now at the GF9 Online Store! No one leaves Serenity, you just learn to live there. Unfortunately it lies on the other side of a squad of Alliance soldiers hidden in trenches. An airborne Alliance Skiff threatens your men and to take it out you’ll need to reach a nearby UA 571-D, and anti-aircraft gun. ' As sergeant of the 57th Independent Ground Brigade you’re defending the Serenity Valley. Unification War is the last of the community created jobs that won our creation contest! This mission was created by Roberto Moralejo is a mission that sees you recreating the famous battle of Serenity Valley as the men of the 57th Independent Ground Brigade. In Firefly: Misbehavin', players control different factions of the Firefly 'Verse, from the criminal enterprises of Badger or Niska, to the self-righteous Alliance, and even Serenity as Mal attempts to find a crew and keep flyin'Īim to misbehave at a Friendly Local Gaming Store near you August 2022. ' Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill 'em right back!.'ĭesigned by Jack Reda, one of the team behind both Dune: A Game of Conquest & Diplomacy, and the upcoming Arrakis: Dawn of the Fremen To celebrate both the 20th Anniversary of Firefly the show, & 10 years of publishing board games: Gale Force Nine are proud to present. Check out the link below to learn to play Firefly: Misbehavin'

Players look to outmanoeuvre each other, pick fights or even make deals aiming towards this goal. Firefly: Misbehavin' in Stores September 10thįirefly Misbehavin’ is a game for 2-4 players set in the Firefly ‘Verse where each player will take on the role of a faction.

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