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The Game

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	Space Crusade feels more or less like a cousin of [[Space Hulk]]. It actually borrows the exact same setting, only this time someone actually put some thinking on the proper way to assault and take a xeno-infested derelict spaceship made entirely of narrow corridors. Instead of controlling a squad of slow-moving terminators with jammable guns, marine players will actually take charge of a regular squad of tactical marines armed to the teeth with enough heavy weapons to blow the whole ship, and a commander who can punch most things to death in close-combat.		Space Crusade feels more or less like a cousin of [[Space Hulk]]. It actually borrows the exact same setting, only this time someone actually put some thinking on the proper way to assault and take a xeno-infested derelict spaceship made entirely of narrow corridors. Instead of controlling a squad of slow-moving terminators with jammable guns, marine players will actually take charge of a regular squad of tactical marines armed to the teeth with enough heavy weapons to blow the whole ship, and a commander who can punch most things to death in close-combat.

	There's a total of 3 Space Marines chapters to pick from: [[Imperial Fists]], [[Blood Angels]] and [[Ultramarines]], each one with their own particular sets of equipment and tactical choices. The alien player controls an allied legion of xeno forces composed of [[Ork\|Ork]]z, [[Gretchin]], [[Chaos Space Marines]] (~~including what would eventually become the~~ [[~~Necrons~~]]), [[Genestealer]]s AND A FREAKING [[Chaos Dreadnought\|CHAOS DREADNOUGHT]]. The goal of the game varies on the mission objectives, but it generally involves the Space Marine players reach for a target and escape with the max number of soldiers alive, while the lone alien player tries to wipe 'em all out. However, as each marine player is also attempting to seize the victory for his own chapter, this means there is nothing stopping you from going full heretical and shoot your own team mates in the back to prevent them from reaching an objective.		There's a total of 3 Space Marines chapters to pick from: [[Imperial Fists]], [[Blood Angels]] and [[Ultramarines]], each one with their own particular sets of equipment and tactical choices. The alien player controls an allied legion of xeno forces composed of [[Ork\|Ork]]z, [[Gretchin]], [[Chaos Space Marines]], Chaos [[Men of Iron\|Androids]] (whose minis look a hell of a lot like [[Necron]]s), [[Genestealer]]s, AND A FREAKING [[Chaos Dreadnought\|CHAOS DREADNOUGHT]]. The goal of the game varies on the mission objectives, but it generally involves the Space Marine players reach for a target and escape with the max number of soldiers alive, while the lone alien player tries to wipe 'em all out. However, as each marine player is also attempting to seize the victory for his own chapter, this means there is nothing stopping you from going full heretical and shoot your own team mates in the back to prevent them from reaching an objective.

	==Expansion Packs==		==Expansion Packs==

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External Links

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	*[http://johnliu.net/spacecrusade-resource/2011/2/15/space-crusade-resources-reloaded.html Everything you need to make your own version of Space Crusade]		*[http://johnliu.net/spacecrusade-resource/2011/2/15/space-crusade-resources-reloaded.html Everything you need to make your own version of Space Crusade]
	*[http://zenseeker.net/BoardGames/StarQuest.htm More info]		*[http://zenseeker.net/BoardGames/StarQuest.htm More info]
			*[https://starquest.jimdofree.com/ Starquest] new resources for Space Crusade
	*[http://hol.abime.net/2021 Computer version]		*[http://hol.abime.net/2021 Computer version]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uozIWK51x58 An old Space Crusade ad.] "Plaghsma gun!" "Dreggnort!"		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uozIWK51x58 An old Space Crusade ad.] "Plaghsma gun!" "Dreggnort!"

76.118.16.190 at 00:54, 6 October 2016

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	- Space Crusade advertisement</blockquote>		- Space Crusade advertisement</blockquote>

	'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley~~\|Hasbro~~]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.		'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.

	==The Game==		==The Game==

76.118.16.190 at 00:53, 6 October 2016

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	- Space Crusade advertisement</blockquote>		- Space Crusade advertisement</blockquote>

	'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.		'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley\|Hasbro]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.

	==The Game==		==The Game==

1d4chan>VallumDominatio: /* The Game */

2016-10-06T00:20:44Z

The Game

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	Space Crusade feels more or less like a cousin of [[Space Hulk]]. It actually borrows the exact same setting, only this time someone actually put some thinking on the proper way to assault and take a xeno-infested derelict spaceship made entirely of narrow corridors. Instead of controlling a squad of slow-moving terminators with jammable guns, marine players will actually take charge of a regular squad of tactical marines armed to the teeth with enough heavy weapons to blow the whole ship, and a commander who can punch most things to death in close-combat.		Space Crusade feels more or less like a cousin of [[Space Hulk]]. It actually borrows the exact same setting, only this time someone actually put some thinking on the proper way to assault and take a xeno-infested derelict spaceship made entirely of narrow corridors. Instead of controlling a squad of slow-moving terminators with jammable guns, marine players will actually take charge of a regular squad of tactical marines armed to the teeth with enough heavy weapons to blow the whole ship, and a commander who can punch most things to death in close-combat.

	There's a total of 3 Space Marines chapters to pick from: [[Imperial Fists]], [[Blood Angels]] and [[Ultramarines~~\|Ultrasmurfs~~]], each one with their own particular sets of equipment and tactical choices. The alien player controls an allied legion of xeno forces composed of [[Ork\|Ork]]z, [[Gretchin]], [[Chaos Space Marines]] (including what would eventually become the [[Necrons]]), [[Genestealer]]s AND A FREAKING [[Chaos Dreadnought\|CHAOS DREADNOUGHT]]. The goal of the game varies on the mission objectives, but it generally involves the Space Marine players reach for a target and escape with the max number of soldiers alive, while the lone alien player tries to wipe 'em all out. However, as each marine player is also attempting to seize the victory for his own chapter, this means there is nothing stopping you from going full heretical and shoot your own team mates in the back to prevent them from reaching an objective.		There's a total of 3 Space Marines chapters to pick from: [[Imperial Fists]], [[Blood Angels]] and [[Ultramarines]], each one with their own particular sets of equipment and tactical choices. The alien player controls an allied legion of xeno forces composed of [[Ork\|Ork]]z, [[Gretchin]], [[Chaos Space Marines]] (including what would eventually become the [[Necrons]]), [[Genestealer]]s AND A FREAKING [[Chaos Dreadnought\|CHAOS DREADNOUGHT]]. The goal of the game varies on the mission objectives, but it generally involves the Space Marine players reach for a target and escape with the max number of soldiers alive, while the lone alien player tries to wipe 'em all out. However, as each marine player is also attempting to seize the victory for his own chapter, this means there is nothing stopping you from going full heretical and shoot your own team mates in the back to prevent them from reaching an objective.

	==Expansion Packs==		==Expansion Packs==

1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: Dreggnort!

2015-08-27T20:31:42Z

Dreggnort!

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	[[File:Space_Crusade_box_front.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|\|MANLY!!!]]		[[File:Space_Crusade_box_front.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|\|MANLY!!!]]

			<blockquote>''SPACE CRUSADE takes you into WARP SPACE to fight the force of Chaos! Deep in a parallel universe where nightmares are real.''

			- Space Crusade advertisement</blockquote>

	'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.		'''Space Crusade''' AKA '''StarQuest''', AKA [[HeroQuest]] in space, is a board game created by [[GW]] in conjunction with [[Milton Bradley]], as an attempt to make [[WH40K]] seem attractive and marketable to non-neckbeard audiences. Unfortunately, because someone completely forgot to ship the game to the USA, the only people it managed to capture the attention of was a bunch prepubescent british kids and a legion of eurofags who didn't even have access to regular 40k minis during the early 90s. Despite originally being marketed as a 40k version of HeroQuest, Space Crusade is more of a fast-playing competitive douchebaggery killfest than a cooperative dungeon crawler, which means it's probably one of the best and most entertaining things GW created.
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	As the game was exclusively sold in Europe, you're out of luck if you live somewhere else. Because Space Crusade was created in conjunction with now-defunct Milton Bradley, half of the rights now belong to [[Hasbro\|a certain detested company]], so a re-edition is very unlikely. However, you can easily recreate it with regular 40k minis and a few printable boards.		As the game was exclusively sold in Europe, you're out of luck if you live somewhere else. Because Space Crusade was created in conjunction with now-defunct Milton Bradley, half of the rights now belong to [[Hasbro\|a certain detested company]], so a re-edition is very unlikely. However, you can easily recreate it with regular 40k minis and a few printable boards.

	==~~See Also~~==		== External Links ==
	*[http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1568/space-crusade Space Crusade] at BoardGameGeek		*[http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1568/space-crusade Space Crusade] at BoardGameGeek
	*[http://www.orderofgamers.com/downloads/SpaceCrusade_v1.pdf Abridged Rules]		*[http://www.orderofgamers.com/downloads/SpaceCrusade_v1.pdf Abridged Rules]
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	*[http://zenseeker.net/BoardGames/StarQuest.htm More info]		*[http://zenseeker.net/BoardGames/StarQuest.htm More info]
	*[http://hol.abime.net/2021 Computer version]		*[http://hol.abime.net/2021 Computer version]
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uozIWK51x58 An old Space Crusade ad.] "Plaghsma gun!" "Dreggnort!"


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1d4chan>Hmmmm at 14:19, 19 November 2014

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