Neuroshima Hex! (2006)

German language version of Scott Everts' excellent two-sided Army Reference Cards for Neuroshima Hex! Includes the original 4 armies of the 2nd edition.

eHECK2 is a tool to create your own second edition army fo Neuroshima Hex! Inside zip file you can find two psd files with with really many layers with all layout items from orginal Neuroshima Hex! & Doomsday Machine (for now not Babel13).

Here you are - a brand new reference card for Mephisto, JPG format. FAQ for it included on the reverse side.

Requested by a few people, here comes Mephisto - army for Neuroshima Hex that turns the way you thought about playing an army by one hundred and eighty degrees. Only one unit, that at the same moment is your HQ - attack and be attacked or scamper off and try doing the same from distance while shielding your precious modules? The army, as reviewed by [url=http://paradoks.net.pl/]Paradox[/url], has a distinctively furious character to it - most of the 1v1 battles are solved before all the tiles are drawn, and a lot of damage is dealt - and the army needs both the player to gain experience on how to play it and win, and the defender to find a successful tactic of how to destroy it. Check it yourself! Damage counters and both Portal-style and Z-man style reverses are included, as well as ten pages of manual with an example of play. Now with a reference card at http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/41026

Roll to choose your army !

Official NS Hex FAQ by Michał Oracz

Shorter tuckboxes for the owners of the editions with thinner army pieces.

Lacking of Nazhuret's mad sewing skillz, but deeply hating those ziplock bags, I've designed some oldfashioned tuckboxes. One can contain a complete army of 35 tiles, which is good, because with two kids I'm a bit anal about missing game pieces, and I find myself constantly counting the tiles. This way if its a tight fit then good to go, any other case it's comes to 'Hey Pete, don't chew poor Juggernaut' or 'No, Elmo does not want that Gauss Cannon in his backpack!'.

Black and white version of german rulebook for 2nd and later editions of Neuroshima Hex.

I took out the red background, and page-filler art to create a readable and printable version of the rules.