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I really liked my first game of SAGA, but at times it felt somewhat "abstract" (which is both a good thing and a bad thing depending on my particular mood). The more detailed, roleplaying elements of Dux Brit intrigues me, as does the campaign system – something I find sorely missing in SAGA.
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I have preordered both of these rules and look forward to get some more Dark Ages gaming going. Of course I have to (yes, yes I know) paint up a new army as my vikings and anglo-saxons are for a later time period, but I have devised a cunning plan that will get me a force to use in all the three games mentioned above. More on this later ...
Dux Bellorum is on my wish lest.
ReplyDeleteI got the pdf-version of Dux Brit the other day but haven't had time to finish reading it yet. So far it's looking very good though – well worth the (small) hype.
ReplyDeleteDux Bellorum seems to be available from places like Caliver Books, a couple of weeks before the official release. I pre-ordered mine from The Book Depository, so will have to wait ...