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Crowdfunding Catch-Up: Warfighter Chtorr

The latest installment in the ever expanding Warfighter Special Forces Card Game series is Warfighter: Chtorr. Set in the science fiction world of David Gerrold’s books, it promises a more streamlined experience (by reducing keywords) and an improved rulebook. It is stand-alone but can be combined with any other Warfighter core game – versions of the Modern era being the most obvious choice.


Warfighter: Chtorr - box cover detail
Image source: box cover detail

The setting is a post-apocalypse Earth, that’s being invaded by an alien species, the Chtorr. In every session you prepare a squad of soldiers for a mission, then you’ll place locations on the board – and hostiles get in your way. This time you can study the alien species to earn Field Points, that you then can spend on better equipment during the session. There’s new types of ammo to help you take out the aliens without blowing them to pieces – or there wouldn’t be much left to study.


Warfighter: Chtorr - ice weaponry
Image source: Kickstarter campaign

As usual there are several expansions available, offering more soldiers, weapons, locations and full campaigns to play.


Warfighter: Chtorr - campaign expansion
Image source: Kickstarter campaign

Personal opinion: I own Warfighter: Shadow War and it’s a good thematic card game. It can be very exiting and cinematic. I also enjoy building a team before starting a mission. I don’t have the money right now to back this, but I will definitely check it once it reaches retail. As I like the setting and I may be in the mood for fighting aliens more often than sending a team out in real world situations.


 


Warfighter: Chtorr is on Kickstarter right now and you’ve got only one day left to back. (Which is why we picked this game for the first catch-up post.)




 

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Zerbique
Zerbique
Apr 17

Warfighter sounds like a great system and would be the ideal game to me, theoretically. With the proper theme (not modern warfare then) and an improved graphic design, that is. When I looked at the rules, though, I knew I would never end up playing it. And it's extremely pricey. The only version I may ever get is the Fantasy one but apparently it's a mess.


Anyway, is there anyone here that knew about David Gerrold's books before the Kickstarter?

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JW
JW
Apr 17
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I didn't, no. But I love reading SF, so I may check them out.


And a pity about how Warfighter Fantasy looks to have turned out, yes. I'm glad they at least took the criticism to their rulebooks at heart and hired the guy that did the New Recruit / New Adventurer manuals on BGG.

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