Geek_howard

Thankyou so much :)

Ah I see, so probably won't work as is in the larger setting . I think I will still try it though for smaller games as it sounds really fun anyway. I was considering scalling it up to be played on 3x3 and maybe then it might work well with bigger units/more going on? The other option i considered was using a deck of playing cards and writing a set of actions for enemies to go with each card. Each turn you simply pul a card qnd use the chart to see what the enemy unit does. That would give 52 options for enemy actions (some basic ones repeated) 54 if you count two jokers aswell? I would be interested to see if anyone has done anything similar before? For solo play. Thankyour the link really, really helpful aswell 👍

Thankyou so much for all the information there is so much useful stuff in there! I did see the solo play community articles and they look like a fantastic way to go. I would like to see how I can make them work on a larger scale qswell too add some variety. That said focusing around small games can be extremely thematic aswell. I am considering playing through the glymmsforge catacombs campaign to test the waters. Hopefully I'll get a taste for how it works and if I can bend it a little bit. Narrative play has always been my favourite option as a big fan of the lore I feel i really like to feel like I'm in the world as opposed to just commanding it, if that makes sense. I will for sure check out animosity campaigns aswell it sounds very interesting and something I've not come across before whilst having Google. Really appreciate the help 🙏

Hi everybody im harry but I like to go by the name howard hence geek_howard. Some of you may no me from my Instagram of the same name. Im a painter and collector of citadel miniatures of over 20 years (well actually it might be around 20 years this year...) but I've only ever played a handful of games. Now when I say a handful I literally mean a handful, 4 to be precise amd all of those were of 40k 4th edition .... so I want to venture back into gaming and I've recently fell head over heels with aos being pretty much my main game now. Watching loads of battle reports and list building videos and lore videos. I really love the narrative and the looseness of the narrative for creating your own narratives within it and so thought why not join this online community so that I can discuss the game with real people instead of just playing it solo all the time. So thats a little bit about me and why I'm here. I hope to learn alot from everyone amd hope i can offer some help in return. Heres a picture of my Lord arcanum I painted last week to give you some idea of what I've been up too.

Hi everyone, im new here so forgive me if I've done this wrong.... so essentially I'm looking at ways to solo play a narrative campaign that is interesting and fun. But here's the catch it needs to be fun to watch too as I really want to make it into a YouTube series to start a channel. Why solo? Well to put it bluntly I've been collecting qge of sigmar and warhammer,40k, mesbg since 3rd edition 40k and yet I've only ever had 4 games amd those were all 40k. The reason is i social anxiety. And also with the global pandemic it might be a good way for me to showcase ways to play for others too. So yes I will have to learn to play solo. But thats something I've already started on. For the campaign I have several armies to choose from stormcast sacrosanct chamber 2000 points (with cities of sigmar allies) nighthaunt 2000 points with lady o, and skaven 1500 points (had to take a break from painting clanrats 🤣) of generic skaven including some moulder and pestilens units. Seriously and rules or narrative story ideas would be greatly appreciated. :) thanks in advance and nice to meet you all.