Oathmark: Bane Of Kings - How To Expand An Epic Fantasy Wargame? | Interview With Joe McCullough

[@OspreygamesUk]

Great stuff gang.

[@81Earthangel]

Every good game I ever played had 1) Basic/Quick rules to learn the first game. 2) Proper Advanced rules to be a truly satisfying experience. 3) Tons of optional rules so you can play the way you want to play and especially with the complexity you want to play.

[@nicofolkersma2535]

I hope we will get expansions for Barbarians, Gnolls, Demons and possibly a Cult, since these models are available for Frostgrave and might be injected into Oathmark. Even the Crew from Ghost Archipelago can be used. Just a thought.

[@KnightofRome01]

Huge fan of the game, love every chance I get to play it! Hello from Houston, Texas!

[@bicskeiz]

As a big fan of Oathmark (and also Frostgrave) thanks for the interview!

[@mhovar101]

I love these minis that the game comes with they are a staple of my collection

[@tiredgardener]

Oathmark seems like it was written as a love letter to Charles S Grants Scenarios for Wargames. Looking forward to seeing what future plastic kits come out for Oathmark.

[@AzraelThanatos]

I'm kind of surprised there isn't a mention of the halflings list as well, that file needs an update with a chariot option

[@percyblok6014]

Chariots = overrated. All the great conquerors NEVER used them.

[@TallerHalfling]

Oathmark is awesome, I've just read the core book. Q: In what degree is it inspired by Chainmail, and would it be feasible to play OD&D as an RPG with Oathmark rules, instead of Chainmail rules? :)

[@ElRojo651]

Sounds possible lol

[@MNman87]

Looking for something new because iam sick of gw shit.

[@blkjet117]

I concur. I left their money grubbing policies over 16 years ago, because I could see what was coming.

[@FBHKWHD]

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