Game Info
Year
2020
Players
2
Age
12+
Playtime
50 min
Complexity
2/5
Collection
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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
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Tabletop Minions Analysis at 9:40 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- inexpensive ($5)
- updates and new versions are free after purchase
- allows use of any models
- designed to work well with Warhammer models
- many 3D print files available
- good for beginners
- has strategic depth
- tons of factions
- arguably the best army building website in the industry
- provides easy-to-read sheets with unit stats and special abilities
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- fantasy
Comparison games
- Grim dark future
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Rank and flank — mentioned as a type of game for Age fantasy regiments
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Quotes (from this video)
- this Channel's purpose is to help get people into the wargaming and Miniatures hobby
- the following things are what I'd be doing if I was just starting now in 2024 with the benefit of knowledge that I've gained over the last 20 years
- in my opinion my minifactory is the best Marketplace to find stls for wargaming models
- files like that are committing intellectual property theft
- as a Creator myself I'm completely against that kind of thing
- the absolutely amazing amount of choice that's available and the fact that the models even when you factor in the STL cost and like the printing resin cost and all that kind of stuff they are wildly cheaper than the models on offer from the biggest companies in the industry like Games Workshop for example
- so that's Miniatures but what about the games that you play with these Miniatures
- OnePage Rules is probably your smartest move
- they have arguably the best army building website in the entire industry
- War Cry is probably the best rule set that Game Workshop currently makes in my opinion and in other people's opinions as well
- if I was getting into wargaming today in 2024 and I decided that I had to get into Warhammer and Games Workshop related stuff what would I do
- if they don't turn those like $140 Vanguard boxes that they currently have for Age of Sigmar if they don't turn those into basically combat patrols for ages Sigmar then I think they're kind of Dum
- that covers everything doesn't it it does not actually
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Tabletop Minions Discussion at 34:43 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Rank and flank is a jam
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- 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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Tabletop Minions Analysis at 4:25
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Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- fantasy
- rank and flank style
Comparison games
none
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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