Board game
Wabbit Wampage is a 1985 board game published by Pacesetter Ltd.
Gameplay.
"Wabbit Wampage" is a game in which the players are titular Wabbits who war against both a farmer and each other to control the carrot crop and farm buildings, and the chance to cause mayhem.
Reception.
Craig Sheeley reviewed "Wabbit Wampage" in "Space Gamer" No. 76. Sheeley commented that ""Wabbit Wampage" is not worth [the price]. It's a cute idea, and the mail-order shtick is worthy of "TOON", but that's all. Furthermore, "Wabbit Wampage" isn't in the same class as "Star Ace" or "Chill", and doesn't belong on the same shelves. It belongs in the same category as "Monopoly", "Risk", and "Candyland"."
Charles Vasey reviewed "Wabbit Wampage" for "White Dwarf" #72, giving it an overall rating of 6 out of 10, and stated that "I may even say it is better researched and more redolent of its subject than are most wargames or RPGs. This is the "Bushido" of wampaging wabbitdom. It's also rather tedious in play with lots of inconclusive dice-rolling."
"Wabbit Wampage" won the Charles S. Roberts Award for "Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Game of 1985".
In other media.
In 1987, Stephen D. Sullivan of Pacesetter Ltd. wrote and drew a "Wabbit Wampage" humor comic for the publisher Amazing.
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