BGG Ogre listings - Page 2

selenite · 01-31-2019, 02:11 PM

Just added a couple more items to my "owned" list.

And I agree, the forum structure is a powerful argument for BGG to lean on the "lumper" side instead of the "splitter" side.

Dave Crowell · 02-01-2019, 01:08 PM

With the new larger scale maps being available again it is easier to see the minis as qualifying as an accessory for the board game as well as the miniatures game. I say available again as I still have my large paper maps from the deluxe miniature sets of a while back.

There have been miniatures ranges released for other map and counter wargames, Squad Leader/ASL, Starfire, and Star Fleet Battles all come to mind. SFB even had rules for hexless play using miniatures. None of them had standalone miniatures rules offered as a separate game that I know off though.

01-31-2019, 02:11 PM	#11
selenite Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Minnesota	Re: BGG Ogre listings Just added a couple more items to my "owned" list. And I agree, the forum structure is a powerful argument for BGG to lean on the "lumper" side instead of the "splitter" side.

02-01-2019, 01:08 PM	#12
Dave Crowell Join Date: Jun 2012	Re: BGG Ogre listings With the new larger scale maps being available again it is easier to see the minis as qualifying as an accessory for the board game as well as the miniatures game. I say available again as I still have my large paper maps from the deluxe miniature sets of a while back. There have been miniatures ranges released for other map and counter wargames, Squad Leader/ASL, Starfire, and Star Fleet Battles all come to mind. SFB even had rules for hexless play using miniatures. None of them had standalone miniatures rules offered as a separate game that I know off though.