I always appreciate it when a miniature game includes an option for solo play. Also I'm definitely going to play a Richard Sharpe Vs the forces of darkness campaign.
Very much appreciate when you give me a play through before I can get a game on the table. Helps me get the game mechanics down more quickly and lessens confusion. Keep up the great work.
I have a full time job, a wife and kids.. I’m new to the hobby and I don’t have a bunch of dorky friends who are into this. It’s just me. So it’s great when you can play solo.
Really interesting game. There's something really alluring about fantastic spins on historical narratives (both in games and other media), even if the final products tend to vary greatly in quality.
I got this book a few months back (she is GORGEOUS) and I have been contemplating units since then.The other local player lives hundreds of kilometers away, we've yet to get a game in. I keep forgetting this game has solo play, I really have no reason to not be playing it on my kitchen table right now. Thanks for the demo, it really helps me picture the play sequence and your camera work is easy to watch.
I'm a big fan of Mr McCullough's games and it's a period I'm quite fond of. I really like the tweaks to the "graves" system to make this it's own thing.
I would say the best way to teach someone is Always show them how the play Watching your videos helps so much This game is what I'm after So much Keep up the good work
Ahh, another (great) game in a fantastic "scary" theme, much better then GWs' Cursed City - or a chance to use those models in a much nicer setup. Thank you for the introduction guys. Loved to see the scenario unfold ;) Btw, the nsmf miniatures are (again) looking great! Well done paintjob.
I managed to pick this up at about the same speed as Justin, and think I'd enjoy it! There's something pleasingly Pratchett about the setting too. Love the mini's!
really loooking forward to play this game. Bought the rules a couple of days ago, and your videos are just amazing to learn from - thank you for doing this introduction :)
I've recently been playing Dracula's America and I have been really enjoying it. I picked up the rulebook for "The Silver Bayonet" and look forward to getting some minis and painting them up.
Hmm... The mix of the power and skill dice seems an interesting mechanic to explore. I wonder if there will be upgrades to affect one over the other to weight your chances?
Love this game. Still looking for some 3d printable Bennett sisters to run up against a mummy accidentally released during a mummy unwrapping party (look those up, the history is pretty insane)...
One of the best solo/introduction videos I've seen for Silver Bayonet - detailed, well made and above all, fun. It's not easy making instructional videos that do the job while remaining entertaining. Pretty sure we can all identify with the way a warband that seems decent on paper, can come apart quite quickly when the dice gods turn fickle. Loving the way the game still looks fun even when the nightsoil hits the windmill. Solo mode is a big draw for me.
Intrigued by this. I randomly have some victrix napoleonic British plus Westwind Gothic minis - so seems like a good opportunity to make use of them. Most interested in cooperative and solo play versions.
Excellent news we're getting a week for this game, it looks a great development of the -grave style. I'm already looking forward to the experience of ordering it with a warband, thinking, "This is good, not too many models and I'll have two workable forces," then coming to the look-up tables of beasts and and baddies, and realising I have a whole lot more work to do...
Ah, nice choice for the first one up. I’m not a big solo gamer, but it’s always a handy way to get to know the ruleset. Or of course, I could like just lay back and watch other people do that for me on the screen… 😉
Cannot wait for Austrian hunter miniatures. The period of my country being part of the Empire is not my strong suit so picking colours for them will be gret oportunity for me to learn a bit about it!
A handsome table and miniatures; the visual appeal draws you into the setting. I would love to try the game (probably British, because if your can be Richard Sharpe you should). I would also be interested in a scenario that begins with a British/French skirmish but when an overwhelming force of beasts attacks the armies might be wise to join forces. Thanks for sharing this gripping game system.
Looking forward to playing this. I'm going to build a really random unit, involving French troops returning from fighting in Egypt. I wonder if vampires like eating camels?
I always appreciate it when a miniature game includes an option for solo play. Also I'm definitely going to play a Richard Sharpe Vs the forces of darkness campaign.
I feel like Sgt Harper's 7 barreled volley gun would be quite handy in this setting.
Very much appreciate when you give me a play through before I can get a game on the table. Helps me get the game mechanics down more quickly and lessens confusion. Keep up the great work.
I'm glad this includes a solo option.
I have a full time job, a wife and kids..
I’m new to the hobby and I don’t have a bunch of dorky friends who are into this. It’s just me. So it’s great when you can play solo.
More solo options are always welcome
Love the period and any game that allows solo play is a must, especially in these trying times.
Really interesting game. There's something really alluring about fantastic spins on historical narratives (both in games and other media), even if the final products tend to vary greatly in quality.
I got this book a few months back (she is GORGEOUS) and I have been contemplating units since then.The other local player lives hundreds of kilometers away, we've yet to get a game in. I keep forgetting this game has solo play, I really have no reason to not be playing it on my kitchen table right now. Thanks for the demo, it really helps me picture the play sequence and your camera work is easy to watch.
Great video as always!! I’m really happy that more skirmish games are coming out with solo modes. I’m very tempted by this 🎅
Not seen to many decent solo explanations so thanks for this.
Great overview. Jumped to the top of my shopping list
The rulebook is so nicely produced, really thematic, and the official figures from North Star look fantastic. Great to see a solo mode too.
I'm a big fan of Mr McCullough's games and it's a period I'm quite fond of. I really like the tweaks to the "graves" system to make this it's own thing.
I would say the best way to teach someone is Always show them how the play Watching your videos helps so much This game is what I'm after So much Keep up the good work
in love with solo mode
Ahh, another (great) game in a fantastic "scary" theme, much better then GWs' Cursed City - or a chance to use those models in a much nicer setup.
Thank you for the introduction guys. Loved to see the scenario unfold ;)
Btw, the nsmf miniatures are (again) looking great! Well done paintjob.
I managed to pick this up at about the same speed as Justin, and think I'd enjoy it! There's something pleasingly Pratchett about the setting too. Love the mini's!
Silver Bayonet is a lovely system that scratches a historical/horror crossover itch I didn't even know I had. Looking forward to this week, thanks!
Love that you are doing this series. Game definitely peaks my interest
Great to see a solo mode for the game. Perfect for learning the basics and pandemic lockdowns!
Nice guys I really like watching new games and how you guys go through the steps
Really interesting game for sure. I like the narrative. Plus it’s great to see the guys back in the studio.
I love how Gerry comes off like Justin’s big brother and makes it scary to play the game. The frostgrave game was the same! More of these 2
Seems like a nice straight forward game mechanic - thanks for the demo 👍.
Super keen for this game. Looking forward to more content for The Silver Bayonet
using smoke clouds as tokens t show you need to reload is inspired. love it.
really loooking forward to play this game. Bought the rules a couple of days ago, and your videos are just amazing to learn from - thank you for doing this introduction :)
I really like the dice mechanic as well as the Napoleonic era meets horror theme.
Thank you for the run through looking forward to the rest of this week.
I've recently been playing Dracula's America and I have been really enjoying it. I picked up the rulebook for "The Silver Bayonet" and look forward to getting some minis and painting them up.
I've been curious about this game because of the theme and I like seeing the gameplay, it seems like it would run smoothly.
Excellent play through. Got the book, just need the minis for a unit. Looking forward to the 2 player game
I like that there is an option for solo mode. With it getting hard lately to get live games a solo game is nice. Rules seem easy to pickup
I’m surprised that the monsters have such powers and abilities definitely gives enjoyment of game play and a mix of possibilities.
Hmm... The mix of the power and skill dice seems an interesting mechanic to explore. I wonder if there will be upgrades to affect one over the other to weight your chances?
Love this game. Still looking for some 3d printable Bennett sisters to run up against a mummy accidentally released during a mummy unwrapping party (look those up, the history is pretty insane)...
great demo, really like the mix of historical and fantastical!
This looks like a really fun game. The solo play looks good too as with everything going on. Thanks for the game play
A great looking table and thanks for the walk-through.
One of the best solo/introduction videos I've seen for Silver Bayonet - detailed, well made and above all, fun. It's not easy making instructional videos that do the job while remaining entertaining. Pretty sure we can all identify with the way a warband that seems decent on paper, can come apart quite quickly when the dice gods turn fickle. Loving the way the game still looks fun even when the nightsoil hits the windmill. Solo mode is a big draw for me.
The solo looks great. Feel like I have no excuse not to try it now. Brilliant stuff guys!
Great Let's Play! I wanted to see this played Solo.
the rerolls are a nice mechanic. game doesnt seem to take up too much table space either, low unit counts.
Always good to have solo rules included in the main rules
Great demo. Got the book. Need only to decide on the miniatures.
Very tempted to pick this up. Love the idea
Great video chaps. Can't wait to play this.
Will be watching this week with great interest. Think its one which could easily be used in other settings.
This is right up my alley! Would love to win and get head start! :))
Looks like a fun game to add variety to weekend gaming session
Will bookmark this video for learning to play once I get my hands on a copy of the game! Great battle report as usual
Thanks for the walk through, I am getting a copy for Christmas...
That’s great, I didn’t realise it had a solo mode 👍👍
how did i miss this on the web site?
Intrigued by this.
I randomly have some victrix napoleonic British plus Westwind Gothic minis - so seems like a good opportunity to make use of them.
Most interested in cooperative and solo play versions.
So far have been really enjoying both MP and SP modes of this game on tabletop simulator.
Excellent news we're getting a week for this game, it looks a great development of the -grave style. I'm already looking forward to the experience of ordering it with a warband, thinking, "This is good, not too many models and I'll have two workable forces," then coming to the look-up tables of beasts and and baddies, and realising I have a whole lot more work to do...
Love solo games. This will be one I will definitely be interested in.
Sweet : I'd love to get invested into this. Awesome setting
I hope more solo/coop adventures are coming!
Thinking about this as a game to use my 1812 miniatures which have not seen the table in many years...
Excellent video, whetted my appetite for it
This looks like a realy nice game. The setting felt very like the movie Brotherhood of the Wolf
Looking forward to the game. Considering an Egyptian setting using Dixon figures.
Love the theme and period. May give this one a try!
I am looking forward to getting a chance to play this, though as I have no Napoleonic models, it will take place in the Americas.
My book arrives this week, will timed!
I have copius monster miniatures but no Napoleonic miniatures. I guess I'll be looking at a set from North Star.
Very interested in checking this out, seeing what it’s all about.
Great demo, I've been looking forward to this since stargrave came out.
picked this up as gifts for many of our club members
Interesting. Really like the look of this game, hope many more expansions are planned.
A very cool Gothic Horror style setting. Some of the mechanic sound very interesting.
Thanks for doing this SB mini-season, the game rocks hard. Humbug to the blunderbus, can’t even be used as an improvised weapon.
It a nice combination of taking a historical setting a just turning it on it side a little
Ah, nice choice for the first one up. I’m not a big solo gamer, but it’s always a handy way to get to know the ruleset. Or of course, I could like just lay back and watch other people do that for me on the screen… 😉
At 21.48 the dice result looks like a 1 & 8 not 7 & 8. Or is my eye site wrong ?
I think it is the camera angle making the 1 look on top, when the 7 is
I like McC’s combat mechanic. This game’s seems to improve on the Frostgrave/RoSD extremely brutal system using a d20!
Cannot wait for Austrian hunter miniatures. The period of my country being part of the Empire is not my strong suit so picking colours for them will be gret oportunity for me to learn a bit about it!
Excited for this one.
Such a great game thanks for sharing.
Looks great. I love the idea of solo play.
I am looking forward to getting the rules and giving this a go
Looks really great. I love the narrative aspect and chance to play solo if necessary. Really looking forward to play a campaign with this system :-)
A handsome table and miniatures; the visual appeal draws you into the setting. I would love to try the game (probably British, because if your can be Richard Sharpe you should). I would also be interested in a scenario that begins with a British/French skirmish but when an overwhelming force of beasts attacks the armies might be wise to join forces. Thanks for sharing this gripping game system.
Been looking at picking this up. Love the rules
Very excited for this game.
Super helpful, thank you!
Appreciate solo play options.
Love the aesthetics of this game
Love this setting.
Happy monster hunting week
Nice play-through, thanks.
This game looks. Love the setting
I love the investigation card system
Looks fun and swingy. We saw the critcal fail, but not what happens on a crit success. Better be something good!
Looking forward to playing this. I'm going to build a really random unit, involving French troops returning from fighting in Egypt. I wonder if vampires like eating camels?
You could do French troops in Egypt fighting Mummies while they investigate a tomb area.
@@wellhungindung Good shout. I'm sure I've got some old Heroquest mummies somewhere that I could use.
looking forward to this game!
My cursed city minis are perfect monsters for this game. Finally get some use out of them.
Looks very interesting, I’ll definetly give it a chance