Welcome to Unbridled Fury! If you are looking for the most flexible fantasy miniatures game ever made, you have found the right place! Unbridled Fury aims to be able to represent any fantasy, science fiction, historical or science fantasy setting, scenario or combatant that you could possibly imagine.
The game is quite mature and is in its final testing stages and we aim to have the rules finalised by Christmas 2009. There will of course be changes happening occasionally. However, Unbridled Fury is already very playable!
If you want to get more involved, please join in on our forum discussions or help support us by purchasing Unbridled Fury merchandise from our Cafe Press store. Stay tuned!
Jul 02, 2009
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Name: Damian Brymora
Email: gaterohnn@unbridledfury.net
Site: http://unbridledfury.net
About: Gaterohnn is the author of the Unbridled Fury miniatures game and is a long time miniatures gamer. He has started several other games projects too, most notably Petrolhead, and swears he will work on them all one day... Otherwise he is interested in website design, painting miniatures, converting miniatures, constructing gaming terrain and appreciating fine beers.See Authors Posts (54) |
Action has begun to tie together the various parts of the Furidion Games ‘collective’ and bring everything together once and for all on one website. It will be the new and improved Furidion Games website (http://furidion.com). The current Furidion is now being backed up and will soon be replaced by a more focused site that will provide information about each project, a gallery of images and a forum to replace the seemingly unfathomable software that we have been using. The forum uses the old Furidion database which has been acting as the Unbridled Fury forum (if you are registered as a user on it, you still will be). It has already moved to its new location at http://furidion.com/forum. The rest will appear gradually. I have updated the menu here to reflect the new address.
The collection of all projects on the same site will also mean the closure of unbridledfury.net. The site has been a long time companion (since 2005) and I will miss it. However my available time is much less these days and it will also mean I have just that little bit more time to spend helping other folks out with their game projects where I can. Every little bit helps.
See you all at the Furidion Games forum soon!
Jun 23, 2009
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GaterohnncloseAuthor: Gaterohnn
Name: Damian Brymora
Email: gaterohnn@unbridledfury.net
Site: http://unbridledfury.net
About: Gaterohnn is the author of the Unbridled Fury miniatures game and is a long time miniatures gamer. He has started several other games projects too, most notably Petrolhead, and swears he will work on them all one day... Otherwise he is interested in website design, painting miniatures, converting miniatures, constructing gaming terrain and appreciating fine beers.See Authors Posts (54) |
The editing of the new 0.9.0 rulebook is moving along nicely. I am in the process of seriously delving into every nook and cranny of the rules to purge any problems and tighten up their readibility. So far the process has produced good results. Mostly this is due to the return to the game’s original focus on very small skirmishes. The biggest difference is in the grouping rules: the new rules that replace the fixed group with a more flexible group create a faster, less predictable and wholly more satisfying game. If there is a downside to this decision I am yet to find it; Unbridled Fury began life without the group rules as they are in 0.8.0 and always played well. It was never meant to be a ‘big battles’ game in any case.
Image, left: Work in Progress sneak peek of the new cover, a slight departure from UF tradition… 
For the curious, it means games of between 500 and 1000 points. It is quite straightforward to play bigger games than this but you will probably need more time to play one out.
Thanks to Kealios and Long Grim for their invaluable assistance in helping with error checking and general editing.
