#Ultimate dungeon rampage full#

Update: Well, it's amazing what you stumble across by accident - the model I used for Kinguana is, in fact, one of a monster from the Ultraman universe called (for some reason) Red King. So, after that diversion it's back to the WWII monster designs. Craniax was fun to play hovering on the fringes and getting the other monsters to score points for him. So Kinguana was the runaway winner, with Craniax and Rodan tying for second place. Metacrinus was probably playing out of his league, although the ability to launch close combat attacks from outside of retaliation range was useful. Metacrinus - Wounds 2, Buildings 9, Total 11. The sonic booms (Emission) worked well, and it was only some lucky save rolls by the buildings that prevented Rodan from getting a higher score. Rodan - Wounds 6, Buildings 10, Total 16. Being a spray attack it hits everything in range, and Kinguana made good use of atomic power to extend this range wherever possible. Again, it was the Flame-Blast that did the damage. Kinguana - Wounds 9, Buildings 17, Total 26. Most of the building points were caused by using Kinguana's Flame-Blast via Mind-Control. Only three of the fifty-three original building sections in the city remained standing.Д¬raniax - Wounds 2, Buildings 14, Total 16. Only Rodan had any serious fight left in him. No monster had actually been knocked out, but Craniax was looking a little weak, and both Metacrinus and Kinguana had taken a bit of a beating as well from various sources. Metacrinus just flailed wildly in his general direction, causing little real damage.ДЄfter eight turns I called it a day. You can see a few buildings missing already:

The monsters advance into the city from all directions. I didn't note down a blow by blow account of the game (which you will no doubt be pleased to hear), but I did take a few pictures.

#Ultimate dungeon rampage full#

(If you want the full game stats let me know and I'll post them in the comments) Ebay is a great source of such figures, and is where I acquired much of my monster collection. Rodan is a Bandai HG figure I got from Ebay. In close combat he uses his beak and wings to good effect. Rodan can fly, with a destructive sonic-boom, and his wing flpas can cause hurricane-force winds. The figure is constructed from some alien plant toys, a load of milliput and florist-wire tentacles.ДЄ giant pterosaur. Metacrinus can attack with a debilitating pollen spray, as well as poison-tipped tendrils. I picked up the Kinguana model at a local market on a toy stall.ДЄ mutated plant horror. A good mix of ranged attack, via flame-breath and close combat abilities, with defence based around simple toughness. If you were making a Godzilla knock-off movie, Kinguana would be the star. The model is a toy I picked up years ago, and repainted. The pincers and drill provide a limited close-combat capability, whilst a holofield protects it from long-range attack. Rodan is a straight lift from the Godzilla movies, whereas the other monsters are all my own work.ДЄn alien spaceship with a mind-control ray. From Left to Right: Craniax, Kinguana, Metacrinus and Rodan