Reviews
- Usagi's site with SBH review and batreps (FRENCH)
- short review on wombatzone.com
- Short review on lulu.com
- Short review on Lead Adventure Forum
- Scapetalk Podcast(check 46:30)
- SBH Batrep (FRENCH)
- Review on Warmania (FRENCH LANGUAGE)
- Review on Ubiquitous Orcs blog
- review on rpg.net
- Review on Rivetsandsteam
- Review on Mainly28s
- review on KaosOnline (ITALIAN LANGUAGE)
- review on Hydra Comics ITALIAN LANGUAGE
- review on Gioconomicon boards (Italian)
- Review of Song of the Splintered Lands on Lead Adventure forum
- Review of SBH on Tabletopgamingnews
- Review of SAM on BoardgameGeek by M.Siggins
- Review and batrep on Geektactica
- positive review of SBH on Fictional Reality 31
- Origins Interview on Theory from the Closet podcast
- Mondi Alterei review (Italian)
- Meeples and Miniatures podcast
- Magehammer solo SBH fan site with batreps
- In depth review on tabletop-terrain.com
- German language review of SBH
- French language review by Le Loups du Téméraire
- Discussion thread on rpg.net
- Discussion about SBH on Eolake Stobblehouse's Blog
- detailed review on TMP
- Detailed Battle report on TMP
- Detailed Battle report on TMP
- Danish language review of SBH
- Customer review on Amazon.com
- Boromir's and Kermit's SBH page on their blog
- batrep and review on Orcandgrinder
- A detailed review on rpg.net
lunedì 1 giugno 2009
Song of the Splintered Lands available at Origins!
SONG OF THE SPLINTERED LANDS, a supplement for Song of Blades and Heroes joint-produced by Ganesha Games and Splintered Light Miniatures, will be available as a printed book at Splintered Light Miniatures' booth at Origins 2009 (Columbus, OH, June 24th-28th). The author John McBride will run games of SSL every day.
The book includes:
Campaign Rules for two different rebellion scenarios and for
building and defending a ‘strategic hamlet” in disputed territory;
More Fog of War with rules for variable strength warbands
and variable missions with dummy markers and scouting;
Cultural Background for the Druid’s Wyldewood, the dwarves of
Mountain Home, and the goblin races of Moonglade;
New Races including the Druid’s Children -- talking and tool-using
animal species including hares, hedgehogs, moles, shrews, squirrels,
foxes, and others;
New Special Rules including scouting, deafness, ballistas, beasts of war and bodyguards;
New Terrain, particularly defensive works of wood and dirt including
ditches, stockades, and log buildings;
And More!
Kid friendly, this is a great game system for father/son (or parent/child) gaming. Prizes for all participants.
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