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Well hello dear reader,
to hold you over the holidays, I decided to bring you a “Firefight 2.0 pre-release” article.
First of all, I would like to thank Mantic Games, as they provided us (Pathfinders) with an advance PDF copy of the rules book and the factions book. This allows us to get a first taste of the game, and to prepare to do demos and test games ahead of the release of the system!
As a club, we play an ever-changing, ever-growing number of tabletop games. Some are well-known staples, some are newcomers that recently riveted our attention. To give you some insight, we have started this irregular ‘Games We Play’ column where we’re going to present selected game systems that bring us joy. Today we will give you an overview of the author’s favorite game: Kings of War!
The contents of this post represent the author’s opinion and are not representative of the ITGC Berlin as a whole.
Kings of War is a mass battle fantasy wargame designed by Mantic. There are 26 factions available in the rules: almost any fantasy trope you can think of has rules in Kings of War! Many also have an official range of miniatures available from Mantic, although you can use any miniature you like. A standard army will have about a dozen units, each of ten to sixty (!) fighters: with potentially more than a hundred miniatures per side, we are talking about mass battles indeed!
Continue reading “Games We Play – Kings of War”As a club, we play an ever-changing, ever-growing number of tabletop games. Some are well-known staples. Some are newcomers that recently riveted our attention. To give you some insight, we’re continuing this sporadic‘Games We Play’ column where we’re going to present selected game systems that bring us joy. Let’s continue this section with GW’s high fantasy game, Age of Sigmar.
The contents of this post represent the author’s opinion and are not representative of the ITGC Berlin as a whole.
As a club, we play an ever-changing, ever-growing number of tabletop games. Some are well-known staples, some are newcomers that recently riveted our attention. To give you some insight, we’re starting this irregular ‘Games We Play’ column where we’re going to present selected game systems that bring us joy. Let’s kick off with One Page Rules: Grimdark Future!
The contents of this post represent the author’s opinion and are not representative of the ITGC Berlin as a whole.
With all the paint brands available on the market for miniatures, it can be confusing for a beginner to choose which one to start. While there are a lot of information available on YouTube, this article will answer within just a few minutes a lot of questions you may have, and this without even once asking you to click on a green thumb!
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This post is about the Gothic Ruin Set by gamemat.eu; I ordered it a few weeks ago and was blown away by the quality and value of the whole kit.
I know that when buying a kit from a non-GW (or your chosen “big” manufacturer of minis and terrain) there’s always some hesitation: Will this be good quality? Won’t the new pieces stand out when using my minis next to them? Would I be able to use it in several game systems?
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I recently needed to obtain a big pile of bones and skeleton parts for a terrain piece I was building. I decided on the Skeleton Warriors kit from Wargames Atlantic, and decided to build several skeletons for my fantasy wargames while I was at it. Below you’ll find my thoughts on the kit as a whole.
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