remember: all games are miniature agnostic therefore: all games are narrative all games can be played in a tournament yes … even Chess.

I’d say that a ruleset is never narrative. What makes a wargame narrative is how you play it. Are you just writing up a list to kick your opponents arse, and theyre doing the same? Thats not narrative. Are […]

competitive often is ‘win at any cost’ too. narrative = “let’s have fun” and making bad decisions on purpose because the outcome is more interesting.

e-sports have been infecting everything. Multiplayer Videogames used to be fun, but the e-sports mindset ruined that aspect. And IMHO the same thing is happening to games like 40k/AoS as well. I still believe […]

The main thing I see today in reactions from people, is that the perception and understanding between balanced, narrative and competitive (with what I mean tournament play) is off. Narrative doesn’t mean balanced […]

John is technically correct. Generally I think it has more to do with how abstracted the rules are. Like 40ks famous L shape terrain, if a game is aimed at tournament play, the edges have to be smoothed out and […]

Ive found solo games to be more narrative. Sector alix or parsecs are all about the adventure. As soon as you have an opponent some of the story naturally drops off as you try and smash each other.

Hello there, Engarde does have english civil war lists, its bang on the right time period for tiny games. I like the DrBryont mini mimicking the painting of him stumbling home as the line survivor.

Happy Sunday! For me, narrative is a mindset thing, and quite simple: Competitive = Me vs You (the players) Narrative = Them vs Them (the models) That doesn’t relate directly to either the rules or the l […]

Happy Sunday CoGs, OTTers and as always, Backstagers!

Great show guy’s 👍👌

Like Elvis in the street fighter game with the hair flick attack 🌊

No Biguss Dikuss 🤔😂

Edwin the Efling King ?🤔

Hi OTTers and COGz weekenders 👍

Nice one

I’m not being that subtle! Fuck england, goan Norway!!