Sooo . . .What do you want?

[Izzy_B]

Originally Posted by zeruslord

As someone who got into OGRE with 6e rather than the Designer's Edition, I'd like a chance to get the additional maps from the Designer's Edition to go with the Reinforcements pieces.

Warehouse23 used to have those for sale separately, I ordered a set back in February but it seems they are out of stock now.

[GranitePenguin]

Originally Posted by zeruslord

As someone who got into OGRE with 6e rather than the Designer's Edition, I'd like a chance to get the additional maps from the Designer's Edition to go with the Reinforcements pieces.

Originally Posted by Izzy_B

Warehouse23 used to have those for sale separately, I ordered a set back in February but it seems they are out of stock now.

The Battlefields Kickstarter that's coming will have two maps, G3 and S3, that will fill some of this gap.

[TheAmishStig]

The "Battle Box" for the Miniatures (which is a set of PanEuropean defenders, plus Mk.III, Mk.IV, Mk.V, and Fencer cybertanks with interchangeable A/B parts) also has Map G1 (one of the four that were hardboad in ODE) on poster paper.

I'm hoping that means we can cajole SJG into doing the 4-map set on poster paper, either on its own, or as a stretch goal for Battlefields, or something like that. (As at the price to manufacture, and price to ship, the hardboard, I'm not expecting a print run in the near future. They retailed for $60 several years ago, and when I got a set it was $20 to ship them)

[Dave Crowell]

Seeing the green maps released in paper would be a nice compromise. Not as nice as the hardboard, but still playable. I still have my paper GEV map from the deluxe set with miniatures years back.

Also can we get some scenarios in Battlefields using just those maps (G3 and S3)? It would give that product more utility for 6e owners.

[GranitePenguin]

Originally Posted by Dave Crowell

Also can we get some scenarios in Battlefields using just those maps (G3 and S3)? It would give that product more utility for 6e owners.

One assumes that's happening. It would be quite a gaff, otherwise.

[dwalend]

Originally Posted by Tim Kauffman

Something that may serve to launch the OGRE IP into the more mainstream game community would be to work out a deal and have a RISK: OGRE sort of game. RISK 2210AD https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1829/risk-2210-d is the best example I can find. Imagine this was a OGRE game on a strategic level with maybe three different eras, early, mid and late Last War, with The NIGHTFALL and Factory States as well. Imagine those game pieces being OGRE pieces like OGREs and AI Factories...

That's a really interesting idea. I've kicked around something more minimalist, based on Diplomacy, with some extra nasty bits about remaining in control at home (vs fragmenting into the Factory States).

[woodchuck]

Under the insanely impossible items, an Ogre calendar 12 months, 12 maps, and 12 scenarios. A POD might be barely workable.

[ShawnBond]

Miniatures, miniatures, and more miniatures.

[jfleisher]

And maybe... more miniatures?

[Tim Kauffman]

Originally Posted by dwalend

That's a really interesting idea. I've kicked around something more minimalist, based on Diplomacy, with some extra nasty bits about remaining in control at home (vs fragmenting into the Factory States).

Concept images up on BGG:
https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread...ou-want/page/3