/r/frostgrave
A place to talk about Frostgrave, a tabletop skirmish miniatures game by Joseph McCullough.
A place to talk about Frostgrave, a tabletop skirmish miniatures game by Joseph McCullough.
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Hi! I've recently been gifted the 2nd ed book! Are the points for different warband members still as they are in the book?
(There's a Frostgrave app I can get on my Android phone which is free, so anything free is good, but the points values are different eg a knight is not 100pts etc.)
Never played Frostgrave and thought it may be a good idea to try the game out on TTS so I see how the system plays and such before I stary buying models for it.
Is there a community of TTS players? What would be the best way to learn to play the game (and find someone to play with) online?
How well does this game work for exsample on 30x22 playmat. Its pretty much only size that fits on my table.
So my wizard died and my apprentice is now going to become a full-fledged wizard and leader of my warband.
I wanted to make sure I’m interpreting the rules right and not needlessly handicapping myself. My understanding is when an apprentice gets promoted, their spells will still be at the same -2 target number relative to what my previous wizard was casting them at. Is that right?
Thanks!
I'm planning to play a short campaign of Frostgrave with 3 friends. Are there any adventures that fit the bill of playing through them in under 5 sessions? We'd play for like, 5-6 hours every per session. I read somewhere in a post here that the campaign books take about 10-12 sessions, which is about twice as long as what I'm looking for.
Made this Pedestals for the living Museum Scenario. Know i need to make the ruin and paint all.
You can download them in different variations at thingiverse.com/thing:6810098
Knights and barbarians get daggers, templars don't, which seems a little odd as those three seem to be quite interchangeable based on preference. Do you know if there is a specific reason for this? I wonder if there is a reason or if that is just a more or less random thing.
Hi everybody, I just bought my first box of Frostgrave miniatures. Soldiers II (females). I love them. I plan to use them to make a warband and and also to kitbash Heroquest miniatures, make my own heroes etc.
I noticed these women soldiers are a bit smaller than Heroquest males and I was wondering if the miniatures of men are slightly bigger or exact same sizes of the females. I don’t mean scale I meant like slightly bigger so the bits can be used to kitbash Heroquest.
Hopefully somebody here who owns minis of both games!
Hey all, I've played a couple of games in Northern Viriginia, but looking for more players. Anyone in Fairfax or thereabouts looking for a game?
Working on a list of what monstersa and terrain is needed for all scenarios.
Maybe it can help others?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uJNBeAnUnYwyU60Tw-dvJt9ZmJXZ8Lq-eaRIMaBy-Bc/edit?usp=sharing
Hello!
I want to purchase a campaign book for Frostgrave, and I need some help to decide which one to choose
I want to know if a list of monsters/pnjs miniatures by campaign exist anywhere in the net.
Do you have any other advice for a newbie like me?
Thank you!