u/Sturmkafer

What's the best wargaming deal you've snagged?

Whenever I'm in a charity shop I cast my eyes over the boardgames section hoping there might be something interesting and there never is. Until last month, when I got a basically new copy of The British Way for an absolute steal! I played a couple COIN games years back and they stuck in my mind as something I wanted to go back to, so I couldn't pass the opportunity up.

Played Palestine a bunch of times already and it's a fantastic little game. Played Malaya once and want to try out the rest.

What's the best bargain you've gotten hold of?

u/Sturmkafer — 2 days ago

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Target of Opportunity

After looking around for stuff with Spirit Cats in, I picked up Target of Opportunity by Blain Lee Pardoe. I've been hesitant about Dark Age stuff as I know it gets a bad rap, but I really enjoyed it! Lots of shifting and intrigue between four different factions without losing track of the threads, good characters and punchy combat- which I find can be quite sluggish and dull to read in some BT books, which sucks as that's the main draw!

Is A Bonfire of Worlds any good? It looks like that's the sequel to Tucker Harwell and Alexi Holt's adventures?

I'm now thinking about setting up a campaign based on Target of Opportunity- militia, clanners, Marik breakaways and no-good mercs seems like a fun set of forces to run against each other!

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u/Sturmkafer — 2 days ago