Frostgrave: The Wildwoods Reviewed

A Review of Frostgrave: The Wildwoods.
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[@alphawolf2993]

these booklets are absurdly expensive, especially so outside the USA and there is a ton of them. I wouldnt mind a black and white version for $15-20.

[@devins.2851]

They are a small company :( they can afford to sell books as cheap as WOTC/D&D.

[@dean8282]

Great review. Purchased in UK and cost me £13 must be import charges etc. Great idea regarding eating animals. Maybe house rule to treat like treasure and if get off table then replenishes supplies.

[@diegoreds]

Maybe Osprey Games Make

[@qwefg3]

It sounds like it has interesting concepts, but failed the landing.

[@TheLordUrban]

I feel like TNT does a much better job with campaign mechanics than Frostgrave.

[@KettyFey]

Oh, and the current edition of Necromunda is a mess if you're wondering. They wrote it as an RPG for the 2017 remake, but at some point were told to turn it into a skirmish game before the rules were released - which led to a lot of needlessly complex rules. The game then got another release in 2018, which took the 2017 rules, but the writers seemed to make assumptions on how things worked, so there's a lot of rules that are conflicting or just don't work as written. Which was then compounded in later supplements that carried on making assumptions. The current (2018) edition of Necromunda reads like nobody play tested it or proof read anything. With the amount of House Rules required to play a game I honestly can't see how it could be played competitively (its

[@KettyFey]

On the survival rules. I'm interested in this book in how it can be applied to a Stargrave campaign, or rather a Necromunda campaign using Stargrave's rules. The whole theme of the campaign is about being disconnected from the wider Underhive, and having limited supplies. Its unfortunate then that these rules would need some modifying to fit that theme, and not be ready as is. There's probably ways to tweak the rules- like increasing attrition or the amount of supplies - though finding a way to do this that isn't too complex may be a struggle. :/

[@KettyFey]

Curious on the price. In the UK the book retails for £20 on the Osprey site and £15 on Amazon, so $5-10 cheaper. Though on Osprey's site it looks like all of the post Second Edition supplements have been £20 - so is this price increase in the United States specific to just this book, or have other Second Edition supplements also been $30?

[@davidresnick]

yay new vid!

[@jacobhope6164]

Great review sir!

[@draugrhart121]

Just to report I was the 69th like.

[@shadowandson3550]

As a survivalist and A prepper we approve of this mesage

[@gwenlliandavies7348]

Great review! Certainly sounds like they kept it a little too disney

[@x.davidwilliams83]

Huzzah

[@redgreen09]

well a look in top as post will see

[@tarazzzs]

Happy to see you still make videos man, hope your health is descent.

[@jasoncustomizer56]

Good to see an upload. I agree with making the campaigns more interesting and detailed.

[@mykediemart]

Let's add a mechanic but not fully support said mechanic.

[@Castillo525]

Always nice to see you upload