For the next couple of weeks on Marvel Monday, we’re going to be looking at Crisis Protocol, the miniature game from Atomic Mass Games. But rather than starting with the mechanics of the game, let’s take a look at the core box contents and figures, shall we? One of the first things that will strike you is the very neat range rulers that the game comes with, even tucked away as they are in the sides of the box. It’s great that you have something more sturdy than a cardstock ruler or fiddly about with bits of cut-out paper. That’s not to say that the tokens aren’t of good quality: they’re durable, heavy-duty cardstock, and not so many as to be bewildering. You also get a pleasing amount of scatter terrain of various sizes: cars, dumpsters, news-stands and street furniture, all easy to build and adding real character to any gaming surface without additional expenditure – always a bonus. I would, maybe, have liked a paper playmat (in the style of Heroclix or Batman 2nd edition) for a surface in there for novice players – I don’t think it would’ve been that much of a stretch for such a [...]