So, We are currently playing the Iron Kingdoms Requiem RPG right now at our local game store. It's very similar to Eberron. I have a Warcaster (Warmage) , a Mekhanic (Artificer basically) , a Warlock who is a ranger meets druid and pet class) My players are trying to prevent a war between Khador and Cygnar. Cryx is actually not the real enemy in this one. Go figure. I love the game and my players love the mix of Arcane and Tech but it feels Victorian at times.

Makes absolutely no sense does it??

I remember when WotC/TSR rolled out Eberron (or whatever) as their steampunk fantasy setting 🙄 IKRPG was better from day one and I've played it ever since. Nice to see expansion of the game by the inclusion of SL. Systems come and go. I don't care because as the person running the game, I'm there for the story leaping out from setting and character choices. Looking forward to the minis as well. Will be interesting to see if they're compatible with my closet full of Cryx.

What needs to happen to get mission #4?

"It makes them sad or crazy...or emo, they're basically emo now". Actually made me laugh out loud.

Alternating activations in One Page Rules for the win!

ive always loved your videos

I'm quite a newby, but loving Warhammer, but feel white dwarf seems to have little Hobbying, and more gaming and stories, lore.

I'm sure an AOS player will correct me if I got this wrong (I'm still relatively on the fringe of it so I'm definitely not 100% clear on this lol), the Ruination Chamber is more...every time a Stormcast is reforged they lose a bit of their humanity (some hosts show it more than others admittedly), the Ruination Chamber are on the verge of basically ceasing to be human so the idea is *supposed to be* that they retire to basically a monastery for the rest of their "lives". Then the ratty boys cause the apocalypse and Sigmar's like "Well fuck, this is a situation where only the Ruination boys and girls can fight" (I'm aware that's super simplified and I've probably pissed off a fan or two, like I said, I'm still getting into it lol)

Another great video Miranda, love that comment at the end about the Tau lol. Again, no DarkTide content which is disappointing, they released that game out into the wild and have forgotten about it already.

Sacrosanct chamber was from 2nd ed. They went back to azyr to find a cure. They're models were removed to legends.

Great review Miranda.

(Take my money!!!) Ok, 1. Honestly, no. I have never played. I've played D&D 5e and Pathfinder 1e, among other TTRPGs, so I have a decent idea what's what. However, my first Iron Kingdoms purchase was the Humble Bundle with all of the FMF & Unleashed books, all of the fiction novels and then Warmachine Prime MKIII & Hordes Primal MKIII. So, I was instantly immersed in a vast sea of content and I knew that I liked what I was reading. Eventually, I came to the conclusion that I was probably working toward being a DM, rather than a player, but I worked a lot of hours back then and had little mental capacity to store it, I had a hard time keeping up with No Quarter, so before I felt like I really had my head wrapped around it, it was gone the first time, and then Requiem was getting advertised. Then the new white website and then it was a whole new era. 2. I love the Strangelight stuff, I was really interested in it when it was in No Quarter Prime, but it was not even whole until that was over. 3. Favorite Grymkin, of course, is the old hag, Zevanna Agha, but I have to like the Dread Rots, because they embody the Halloween spirit 😆 Frightmares are kind of cool with the tiered mouths, kind of an Aliens vibe going on. 🤷‍♂️ (The swamp is my favorite, though). What's your favorite Grymkin?

As someone who played 2 and 3 and enjoyed the tourney scene, yeah screw PP. The FOTM crap in late 3rd then just making all my models obsolete in 4th... kick rocks a-holes. You get no more of my money, ever.

KZbin is pathetic, I wish rumble would be more popular

Hi! I'm glad that they asked you to do this video. I have PDFs from when I owned the D6 game, but I only have some Strangelight articles from No Quarter - but I guess I never bought Wicked Ways back then. I wish that PP or Steamforged would still make the older books available on Drivethru. Thanks for the preview!

I think if alternating activation were in warmachine shield generators would not feel as cumbersome to me

I'd like to see Power/Toughness charts go away. New AoS did it right with a flat number to hit and wound. Yes, the Flier tourney is coming!! And YES. Just double down on Slaanesh. Kids can't afford minis anyway lol jkjk

Awesome review! I am going to have to look into this RPG.

I prefer the 2d6 system. I am not a fan of 5th ed and wish they would stop using it. The dreamer's large summon.

Not really interested in an RPG, but I'm glad SFG are hitting the ground running and already producing stuff.

🎉yes I have on the 2d6 system, I think this will go well too, bcoz it's the continuum lore

Whoohoo . I'm looking forward to this. Was hoping you'd be doing some content on it. 😊

I would totally watch you do an IKRPG show.

I feel like there are 2 different types of Grymkin, fae, and curse. Of the Fae, I love the GlimmerImp, It’s just so deranged a spooky. Of the Cursed, the Dread Rots. Both of them feel super rooted in folklore and I love that.

We're playing Mk II. Although my Skorne and Cephalyx books have vanished. I will be checking this out. I have waaaay too many models.

Getting set to GM the 2d6 system. One of the issues I have had with it is warjacks and warbeats converted directly over don't feel right with everything else in the system being significantly more durable than their wargame equivalents. I'm going to try out halving damage that oenetrates armor. I prefer the d20 version, though, as the monsters and warjacks worked properly, and the mechanika was actually more detailed, if memory serves. But I don't have reliable access to those books. A further shame as my Full Metal Fantasy rulebook is starting to fall apart. I will probably not grab this Kickstarter, but it's purely financial: I would if I could.

Color me intrigued... I had the original Iron Kingdoms RPG so I'd like to see how this one pans out.

“It uses the D&D fifth edition rules” Ah there it is. My interest evaporating. That’s so unfortunate. The older 2d6 system was so much better. I know the D&D system is popular, but man I am so sick of everything using it. It’s not great :(

2D6 system was my favorite, playersd real regular for a long time. Favorite grymkin is hard to pick, but the skin and moans is probably it.

The Essence system is the same as in Requiem (archetypes in 2d6): Intellectual, Gifted, Mighty, Pious, Agile, and Blighted (in Nightmare Empire). It's not that obvious that's what is meant, especially given the different name for the system in the 2d6. And the questions: 1. Every edition since 2002! Longtime fan. 2. I'm excited for SW! Looking forward to a new way to interact with the Iron Kingdoms. 3. Gristle & Flay... from the old Monsternomicon. Unique entities, they're sentient muscles & organs (Gristle) & skin (Flay)... but missing their brother, Bone. The Grymkin faction Skin & Moans was roughly based on them but no updated version since d20.

Brilliant presentation that Miranda. Will check it out.

I’m very happy that they reached out to you ❤. Very happy 😃

Looks cool.

I'm currently GMing the Witchfire Trilogy using Pathfinder 1e. I enjoyed the Strangelight Workshop short story book and am interested to see what they come up with for this TTRPG.

I've played the 3.5 and 2d6 systems, but due to our long running Star Trek Adventures campaign, I have not tried 5e. Even if I have all the books :D

thanks for the review, was going to play one of the older versions years ago, but game got cancelled so never did. will check out.

Having played the 2D6 and Requiem system, I really miss the 2D6. My current group has been playing in the Requiem for about 2 years and my previous group played from the launch of the kickstarter. I love the idea where players are more focused on knowledge and gameplay rather than experience and gold. The minimal combat also brings a different dynamic to gameplay forcing players to really stretch their brains. As for my favorite Grymkin, that will always be a trapperkin. Not only is it an unpredictable threat, the doors open up new areas for players to explore.

To answer the last minute questions: IKRPG 2d6 is my favorite RPG today =] I play semi-regularly... Planning an IKRPG campaign as soon as I've finished painting my Skorne army =] To be honest, not very fond of that Strangelight Workshop. Seems nice for ghost stories, but I'm still enjoying militaristic campaings with lots of combat. I might give it a try if it works well as an expansion for IKR. My favorite Grymkin has to be the Glimmer Imp. Dude has such an mischievous face! Give me the chillss... Burrrrr

From what i remember The Essences system is an alternative to your base state bonuses and it comes with feat bonuses based on the Essences you choose.

Fantastic stuff!

I think Wicked Ways was one of the first vids of yours I watched/commented on 🤘

My group has played all 3 of the RPG versions. They have all been a blast. The favorite was the 2D6 system.

Who you gonna call? Strangelight Workshop!

1. I'm currently playing the older 2d6 system. 2. It took awhile for the Strangelight Workshop to grow on me but I ended up really liking it. 3. The Neighslayer warhorse! 😅

I play the current edition all the time.

Wow this is an old video to pop up in my feed today!

Currently deciding if the mag is worth picking up as a complete noob, it sounds like it's got some good useful stuff in there, plus the stories are cool. Plus I suppose when I'm actually playing and not just learning to put models together and paint, I can always reference and look through them in the future.

Oh my god, the infuriating IRONY: When I clicked on this video, KZbin chooses to play an ad that starts with a giant machine gun being blasted in my face. You're a real class-act Umbrell-... I mean, KZbin.

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