I flip through the new Osprey’s Weird World War I wargame, “A War Transformed” so you can decide if you want to pick it up or not. This very evocative, Arthur Machen-inspired folk horror setting, combat rules, magic rituals, creatures, and army lists are discussed, including various cautions and highlights.
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[…] to see little toys just show up as if by magic. One of the games I’m looking at playing is A War Transformed from Osprey Publishing. In that vein, I’ve been looking for WW1 terrain looking pieces that […]