Can you believe there are people that don’t know about Brikwars? I recently appeared as a guest on the Mad Adventurers Society’s podcast Delve to talk about Brikwars and how it led me to design my own board game Mothership.

Brikwars is a great war-game in so many ways and I hope I represented our community well. To discuss any stuttering or factual errors I made, please visit this forum topic.

A few in the forums have been playtesting a great new way of playing Brikwars: Objective Cards. If you play often, these are a great way to add a bit of variety to the game. Heck, even if you don’t play often it’s a fun way to create a situation that forces a player to choose whether to kill their best friends or push on to collect those extra hot dogs they needed.

Sir Sporktimus, whose work I love, has a great thread about his game plus another where stubby and I talk about various ways of assigning point values. Everyone loves points!

Sir Sporktimus’ Playtest

bluebright’s Traffic Light of Justice 

Mimes, Mexicans, and various Star Wars characters duke it out in several battles hosted and reported by bluebright! He’s got a few exciting ideas to use in your own games, really pretty custom stat cards, and actual girls who got tricked into playing BrikWars. His most recent battles include the deadly “Lounge Room Vs. Kitchen” and terrifying “Battle for Bananafish” – check out these battles and more  over at his website!

Portable Space Museum’s BrikWars battles

PSM BrikWars: Lounge Room vs Kitchen

PSM BrikWars: Battle for Bananafish