[Review] A Song of Gold and Darkness

[@dartmart9263]

I might have to get those two rule books.

[@arkanoid77]

Thanks for your video! I was looking for the perfect dungeon-crawler ruleset and Song of Blades seems to get alot of respect. One thing that I didn't see within this supplement is marching order and positioning rules, including how the second line can attack etc. Also I suppose this is not grid-based right? I mention positioning because I'm curious if this game have tactical deepness?

[@TheJoyofWargaming]

Second line attack is handled by a trait that can be purchased. The marching Order issue is complicated by the fact that figures activate individually. You have to move a massive troops, such as a party marching down the corridors, very carefully and understand a few might get left behind.

[@arkanoid77]

​ @The Joy of Wargaming Oh, that's interesting. But why they should scatter in a dungeon, that can be very dangerous no? :D And what about encirclement and tactical positioning in a larger room, charging distance, being shoulder to shoulder, maybe improvised cover with furniture? Are there rules for stuff like that? Ok then I'll quit the questions :_) Thanks for your answers.

[@charleslatora5750]

👍👍

[@andrewbeasley]

Do not forget you can get the PDF versions direct from www.ganeshagames.net/index.php?cPath=1_6 but like you I prefer prints.