Honestly though, start with the 'fun', if the game isn't fun, nothing else matters. So on the highest level it works a lot like Might, but uses very different mechanics to get there.īalance is a the great bugbear of design. I think I channelled some of that idea when I created the Fate Pool for the upcoming Silver Bayonet - this is an extra dice pool that a player can draw on during the game for rerolls and to do some other tricks. For example, I've always loved the Might mechanic in the LOTR SBG because it allows the player a very limited meta-level control over the game. If you can figure that out, you can potentially create new mechanics that tap into the same idea. When thinking about the great mechanics from other games, I try to break them down and think why are they so good. I've kind of viewed all games as model agnostic, whether they actually are or not! Dice Chatter YT - Another playlist of Frostgrave Battle reports.OnTableTop YT - A playlist from their Frostgrave week.Guerrilla Miniature Games YT - A playlist of Frostgrave Battle reports.Bricks & Blocks Gaming YT - YouTube channel with a bunch of Frostgrave content including a playlist aimed at new players.List of recommended miniatures - resource posted by a community member.More resources from Joe Other resources that Joe has posted on the lead adventure forum.Gaming Resources - Quick reference sheets, spell cards from the publisher, Osprey Games.Facebook Page - associated facebook community.Board Game Geek Page - Forums and unofficial resources in the files section.Lead Adventure Frostgrave Forum - Another community for Frostgrave.The Renaissance Troll - Joseph McCullough's Blog.Brigade Games - USA distributor for North Star including Nickstarters (preorders).North Star Games - The Official Frostgrave Miniatures.A place to talk about Frostgrave, a tabletop skirmish miniatures game by Joseph McCullough.
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