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I wanted to play AOFR because It seems strategica and fun, also I would like to try alternative phases and simultaneous combat etc... Therefore I would like to ask if I can play without using Square bases or trays and also with paper minis. Cheers.

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I tried Army Forge llabs but the Calculon button did not work. Am I doing It wrong or Is It bugged?

Would an alternate Initiative work? All players roll initiative then you take the average, same for Monsters. Then you-I go until end of the round. Effects that last a round last a Number of activations equal to the Number of activations in the round. Legendary Actions work after players turns, then there are Monsters. For friendly NPC the DM can activate them in the middle when he thinks It's more story appropriate. Kind of a more Narrative Initiative like Daggerheart, but spreading up D&D because people know their turns and take them when they want.

What Is used for OPR tournaments online? Do they use Warhammer minis? Ah also what platform tò speak to opponents?

Does anyone know where to find a reference? There were none in the Advanced rules.

How good Is It for mini printing Warhammer? What would the best settings be for It? Would it be expensive?

Hello, I live in Italy where my LGS plays often games that aren't 40k. In my LGS Is also D&D and MTG (which I also play) but the Warhammer guy (great guy btw) strongly dislikes 40k and prefers 30k (I like It as well but I also like OPR). He doesn't like OPR because he thinks that It's too reduntant (even if I keep telling him that It Is much closer tò 30k than 40k). Therefore I didn't think any tournaments of OPR are going to get done in my LGS anytime soon.

Therefore I would like to know if there were tournaments on something like TTS. I know some time ago Warboss Fitz hostess a tournament but irl. Is there someone that organizes them online?

(Btw I would also like to know how Is the OPR tournament scene. The few times I player 40k was with friends or in an LGS Campaign (which was later canceled because of both scheduling conflicts and the fact that the owner dislikes the system so much) It was pretty weird, also I like the AoS system but the very few times I actually played It It was very competitive and not really fun, I player 30k with the owner once and It was really fun, also One time I played 40k with a 30k player and It was also fun, so I have started tò think that burnt out GW players are generally friendlier and more fun to play against than competitive player. So the question Is: Who often plays in OPR tournaments? Friendly ex-GWs or competitive players? (no offence for competitive players I Just had bad experiences))

Ah and another thing which Is very unrelated but want tò know because I am thinking of subscribing to Patreon, which Is the current paper army that Is being made?

Thanks, also Sorry for spelling mistakes, most of them are because of Italian auto-correct.

Hello, I wanted to ask something about 3.6.

Is Thano still adding and tweaking stuff? Because some army rules are just Broken. Like sisters and Jesters, some suck like Alien Hives. I Just watched some of Good'nuff hour long new vid and I agree. It's cool that they are trying to diversify armies, but in doing so they are doing like GW's Warhammer were there are faction rules that are straight up better than others or some that they are only usable if you are doing something specific (NOT MOVING, THEREFORE NOT PLAYING BASICALLY) what do you think?

If 3.6 comes out, will we be able to get the old versione of Army Forge? If not can someone ask Thano on the Discord to do that? I currently can't, thanks. Because I do not like the new army rules nor the new assault rules (even if I'll probably triplicate skirmish), as of right now.

Hello, I like OPR, probably in my top 3 wargames. I also like other games like AoS and 30k, I think they are better and faster than 40k, but of course GW Is GW and they Always try to ruin stuff with 3 year cicle. I wanted to ask of OPR would be balanced with stuff from those games, I specifically like the Rage dice mechanic from AoS, It's fun and allows both players to do more with a meta currency. Do you think it could be put in OPR?

Hello, I am getting back into OPR, and I wanted to ask: How does routing work? Can I play without It? From what It seems It Just sucks to lose a unit because it lost combat. Also, unrelated, but why do Mummified and Ghosts not have the undead rule?

Why aren't there any units with 2 as their toughness I find It kind of annoying that some units have either 1 or 3 tough. I think that It's king of weird, maybe It's just me, but maybe I think things like cavalry could get T2 or maybe some Heroes could get T4 or T5, so why Is it all 3 multipliers? Is It for balancing reasons?

Hello, I have player wargames for almost a year now and I often go at my local GS to play. I dislike Warhammer 40k, and enjoy AoS and 30k (mostly because of their balanced etc...). I also really like OPR, I often use It as a resting point or a way to play my AoS armies against my friend's 40k armies. The biggest problema with the game It's that it Is too simple. I sorti of enjoy army Rules and differentiation, I like my armies to be different and have different stuff, but in OPR 3.5 many faction rules are repeating and boring, therefore I ask if there Is something in the Advanced rules to negate that problem, otherwise what would be homebrew Rules to fix it.

Hello, I have a Netflix account to watch anime, but I am abroad and do not have it on my phone. Would It be piracy to use a "not so legal website" to Watch an anime that is on Netflix but I currently can't access?