Last Updated: November 25, 2001
Welcome to the official home of The Hills Rise Wild! On this page we'll post the latest news & updates for our fast-play miniatures game of monstrous hillbilly carnage, including variants and PBLs (Planned Board Layouts) for you to try. You can also submit your own and we'll post 'em on this page for everybody to play with.
Our link to The Hills Rise Wild discussion forum on Gaming Outpost is working again. You'll find it below.
The Reanimated is coming! Our first expansion set for The Hills Rise Wild! is finally back on track. We'll have a full sneak preview soon, but for now here's a sneakety peek at the box cover:
Features
- Downloads: Get the faction sheets, blank faction sheets, 3-D paper shack models for tabletop gaming, and more.
- Introduction: Haven't seen the game yet? Want to know what it's all about? Check this page out for the inside scoop!
- Freakintly Asked Queschuns v1.02: Got a question? Check out our FAQ page for official responses to rules queries.
- PBLs: Your source for Planned Board Layouts.
- Variants: Feeling variant? Check out our optional rules & new scenarios.
- Submissions: Want to submit an Optional Rule, a Variant, or a PBL? Do it here!
- Message Board: Got questions or suggestions? Drop by our forum, sponsored by The Gaming Outpost!
Links
- Want more factions? Andrew Tobin has created stats for four new factions, using Deadlands: Weird West cardstock figures as inspiration. Check 'em out!
- Want a Mi-Go faction? Lon Teal did, so he made his own. We plan to do an official one eventually, but until then take a look at his!
- Want more tiles? HeroQuest board tiles are suitable for use with THRW!. You can download some homemade HeroQuest tiles from Dewayne Agin's HeroQuest page. He also offers a brief guide to printing your own tiles. Also, Steve Jackson Games makes a book of color dungeon tiles you could try.
- Want more miniatures? THRW! is 25mm scale, so any metal miniatures would be fine. You can buy downloadable, printable paper ones in Adobe Acrobat format from Microtactix, who sell 3-D buildings, miniatures, and scenery in that form. For full-color paper miniatures, try Steve Jackson Games' Cardboard Heroes.
- Can't find THRW! in your town? Buy it online from our secure ecommerce site. (But ask your local retailer first--you'll save money on the shipping charges that way!)