Game Info
Year
2021
Players
1-4
Age
14+
Playtime
45 min
Complexity
2.5/5
Collection
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Description
Rules-light 28mm miniatures-agnostic skirmish game set in the dark world of Mork Borg supporting solo coop and versus play
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Tabletop Minions Analysis at 14:33 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Space weirdos
- Grim dark future firefight
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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No key topics recorded for this video.
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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Video 5z1iqmjmt34
Tabletop Minions Discussion at 1:29:07 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Positive
Pros
- Compatible with Morg Borg RPG
- Fantasy skirmish setting
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Fantasy skirmish
Comparison games
- Morg Borg
- The Last War
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- skirmish combat — A skirmish miniatures game compatible with the Morg Borg RPG.
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- I don't not every game needs to have deep lore Some people just want to play fun games Some people want to take the lore from game a and bring it into a game B where they like the rules better
- lore is interchangeable so you know one of my favorite games out there is space weirdos it has literally no lore it's fine I make up lore on the Fly
- I like the fact that they're giving you options to play with the models you already have without having to go through and go geez I don't know what are they trying to get a point like what is this again you're like well these guys are supposed to be tyranids oh well it didn't come across as tyranids or whatever I have a whole bunch of tyranids and so I should use this
- the rules are generic not the lore
- Are they officially model agnostic I mean sure yeah you can use whatever ever models you want I mean to be fair every game is officially model agnostic even if they don't say it is it is
- I just don't like moving them in a chunk I like being able to move them separately I don't like that that just here's a thing and the the type of play where it's like well this part has to wheel over and do this and then then you're attacking from a flank
- rivenstone is the game that you're talking about
- the problem is this well it's not the problem here's the most recent answer they still haven't produced the stuff yet but the most recent email I got from them which I think was in July was them saying another company is basically buying the game from us and they will do the production and the the Fulfillment
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Video CQvZ9nRVUw0
Tabletop Minions Analysis at 10:20
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Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- fantasy
Comparison games
none
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Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- any miniature war game can be miniatures agnostic if you believe in yourself.
- Nearly all Warhammer miniatures will work well with the games from OnePage Rules.
- If you don't want to try miniature agnostic games because you can't leave the models of Games Workshop behind, now you have a bunch of Warhammer models that will work in tons of miniature agnostic games.
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Video of4cmMXH4Kc
Tabletop Minions Discussion at 1:36:46 sentiment: other
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Overall sentiment (raw)
Enjoys it
Pros
- Good system
- Playable solo and co-op
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Morborg
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- cooperative play — The game is playable cooperatively.
- Solo Play — The game is playable solo.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- Still just don't really like the newest edition of War Cry or sorry not War Cry, Killteam.
- It seems like it's not about trying to kill the other guys. It seems like it's more about just like it doesn't seem like a war game.
- There's also a lot of tokens to keep track of and stuff like that and that seems to get even worse in um Shatterpoint.
- Infinity rules are free.
- This is the essentials start here box and it's like 40 bucks and it comes with six models, three per side. It comes with six dice. Evidently, there's a ruler in there. There's card stock or cardboard chipboard like uh terrain, printed terrain. There's a card stock mat. Uh, there's cards. There's also the fancy book about how to get started and all that stuff. And uh, it just seems like it's a really good deal.
- Just started playing Notorious, which is really easy solo RPG. Basically a Star Wars bounty hunter uh hunting targets on a planet based on Ronin.
- Uh subscribe to Vince Venturella on YouTube. Vince Venturella and Sam Lens. Sam Lens artwork. I would definitely subscribe to both of them.
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Video -vywAzQufaU
Tabletop Minions Analysis at 7:15
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Pros
none
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none
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
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Quotes (from this video)
- The hard part of indie games, as at least as you know, as I hear from, you know, people online, people in comments and things like that, is finding the miniatures to use since the game company doesn't always tell you, you know, what miniatures to use, right? because they don't make miniatures. But in my opinion, that's not the hard part. That's the great part.
- Giving the player the agency to use the models that they like is the great part of miniature agnostic gaming. Try it out.
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Dungeon Dive Daniel Discussion at 0:22 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Dead-simple core rules that don't get in the way of play
- 100% compatible with Mork Borg so content stacks across games
- Budget-friendly; accessible as PDFs, print-and-play, or using desk-top stand-ins
- Skirmish-scale, playable on small tables with generic minis or standees
- Strong potential for narrative play and campaign hooks
Cons
- Some expansions are lighter and add less core depth
- Some monster and spell-casting rules can be punishingly dangerous (calamity table) for new players
- Endless dungeon mode is underdeveloped in some expansions
Thematic elements
- grimdark survival, exploration, and narrative-driven skirmishes
- A end-of-world, doom-haunted fantasy setting inspired by Mork Borg, where warbands explore monster-infested ruins seeking the Forbidden Psalm.
- narrative-driven skirmish with RPG-lite character creation and campaign hooks
Comparison games
- Mork Borg
- Fearsome Wilderness
- Warhammer Quest
- Five Leagues from the Borderlands
- Zombie Side
- Zombicide
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Bestiary and monster design — A diverse bestiary with monsters and random encounters; monsters use simple attacks and quick movement.
- Campaign and XP progression — XP progression, injuries, and the potential to recruit mercenaries or heal dead characters between scenarios.
- D20-based resolution — Roll a D20, add modifiers, and meet or beat a target number (usually 12).
- Initiative and action economy — Each round, players roll initiative, then perform a movement action and an additional action.
- Morale and death saving — Morale checks and death-saving throws after injuries; persistent injuries can affect future play.
- Omens and luck mitigation — Omens provide luck mitigation options like rerolls, damage boosts, or auto-pass on tests.
Video topics + discussion points
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Quotes (from this video)
- the rules can be summarized on a single page
- you don't need minis you don't need terrain you don't need any of that
- it's dead simple
- it's 100% compatible with Mork Borg
- you can use meeples
- inexpensive to get into
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