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Age of Fantasy: Regiments

Game ID: GID0017518
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Year
2020
Players
2
Age
12+
Playtime
50 min
Complexity
2/5
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Description

A regiment-scale fantasy miniature wargame in a dark magical world featuring easy-to-learn rules and unit-based tactical battles

Description

A regiment-scale fantasy miniature wargame in a dark magical world featuring easy-to-learn rules and unit-based tactical battles

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Video nG8sDAKie1Q Tabletop Minions Discussion at 34:43 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
  • Rank and flank is a jam
Cons
none
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  • OPR is the GURPS of wargaming.
  • 40K rules as deep, I would call it artificially deep.
  • Star Wars Legion terrain is almost always the best.
  • OPR skirmish is a breath of fresh air compared to Kill Team.
  • The damned stuff is supposed to be out, but it's not out yet, unfortunately.
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Video fE4HE4mn43w Tabletop Minions Analysis at 4:25
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Pros
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Thematic elements
  • fantasy
  • rank and flank style
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Horde Mode — A new free add-on that adds a horde mode to the game, reminiscent of roguelike video games. The horde would be in blocks of troops like in a normal game of regiments.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • However, the folks at OnePage Rules did something really interesting recently, and I thought I'd talk about it here by talking a little bit about video games first.
  • Now, I'll admit I'm absolutely looking forward to playing GTA 6 as soon as that comes out this fall.
  • Mostly these days I play, you know, rogue likes and rogue lights.
  • And honestly, it reminds me very much of a roglike style video game, except that you're not playing as an egg named potato, you know, but other than that.
  • As is the way with games from one page rules, how you play is always up to you.
  • As you fight, you will start to gain bonuses that you can apply to your troops or war bands or heroes, whatever, which is also very much like video game rogue likes.
  • I love that OnePage Rules continues to add new free ways to play their already very, very inexpensive games.
  • I also find it interesting when the world of tabletop wargaming borrows things from the world of like video games.
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