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Are there currently any good fantasy skirmish games on the market ?
I'm looking for something like Mordheim, with pure fantasy, low model count where every miniature is a hero that can be levelled and customized, prime for campaigns and perhaps RPG-like adventures ? Preferably something still supported by the company with new material and minis coming out.
>inb4 just play Mordheim
I love it but I played it to death and would love to try something new out.
Bumping for interest
>>47123464
I never really dug Frostgrave's aesthetic. The models look really...dated.
>>47123595
Well, good news. Frostgrave is designed to be played with any appropriately scaled miniatures.
>>47124142
I'm not playing with any of their minis, I'm using GW stuff and minis I'm sculpting myself.
Still, even dated, their generic dudesmen boxes make good fantasy fodder.
>>47123464
Thanks, I will check it out. Any other games worth looking into them ?
>>47123224
It doesn't have the levelling and customisation you're wanting, but Wrath of Kings looks like a cool fantasy skirmish game. I've not played it, though, and have no idea if it's at all popular.
>>47129224
Song of Blades and Heroes
>>47127584
>Still, even dated, their generic dudesmen boxes make good fantasy fodder.
You mean Empire Free Company (Militia)? It was axed, like 2 weeks ago.
>>47123224
Freebooters Fate could be worth a try. As far as I know it may not have the same level of customisation as Mordheim but they regulary release new campaigns, it's a skirmish game with low model count and it has pirates. And zombies.
>>47129320
This!
>>47129446
>>47129320
>>47129312
I'm googling them but could I ask for a few words of summary on how they actually play ?
Malifaux has a campaign system similar to what you're looking for. While the main game is a heavily scenario focused skirmish wargame, the third book in second edition introduced a campaign system involving hiring models, learning skills, buying equipment and so forth.
>>47123595
That's mostly just their harsh paint jobs. They have good detail and have lots of options.
