The first SAGA supplement is titled, SAGA: Northern Fury (sold as softcover only). The SAGA Rulebook comes with 4 Battle Boards printed on cardstock. special characters), and the rules for 4 factions: Vikings, Anglo-Danish, Welsh, and Normans. mercenaries), Heroes of the Viking Age (i.e. In addition to the basic rules, it includes 6 standard scenarios, a multi-player scenario, Swords for Hire (i.e.
The SAGA Rulebook (sold as softcover only) is the game's primary rulebook. Studio Tomahawk appears to have developed the rules, while Gripping Beast published the rulebooks and produces miniatures for the game. Studio Tomahawk and Gripping Beast partnered to develop and publish the game in 2011. I'd love to hear from the community on their thoughts about this project before I start assembling what I have.SAGA: Dark Age Skirmishes is a historical table top skirmish wargame set in Europe's Viking Age (i.e.
Anglo-Danes are out since I have no way to represent Dane Axes. Normans are out cause I have no mounted troops. I can do Hearthguard Berserkers with the Katana/Wakazashi Combo. I was thinking of making Warriors using the spears. I can easily make one Levy unit of 12 Archers. With the options on the sprues to play with, it seems like Vikings might be the best option to go with (so says my friend, I don't have the book yet). I have been thinking and discussing with a friend how to utilize these minis so that I use them to their maximum potential while maintaining little to no investment into the game until I know if I am going to want to invest in a proper army. Luckily I was able to snag 14 sprues (70 men) of Wargames Factory Samurai minis. I plan on buying the book as soon as I can but I don't want to invest to heavily into the game just yet.
So, I really want to get into SAGA, but I have yet to play or invest into the game.
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