Ravenfeast

[Atheling]

If you need any inspiration for magic items, here is the list from the original One Page Fantasy Skirmish rules which Ravenfeast is based on:

1.  Armband  of  Toughness: After failing an Armour save,  if  the figure  rolls 3  or lower they may still ignore  the  hit.

Surely that has to be "Arm Ring of toughness". In both Norse and Anglo Saxon Lords were often noted for being the "giver of rings".

[tikitang]

Well, in Ravenfeast: Myth & Magic they have an ARMRING of POWER, but I am just quoting directly from the OPFS rules which are not Norse or Saxon themed.

[Atheling]

Well, in Ravenfeast: Myth & Magic they have an ARMRING of POWER, but I am just quoting directly from the OPFS rules which are not Norse or Saxon themed.

My bad. I haven't got the rules, but with a name like Ravenfeast I made the assumption that they were based around the famous "glutter of ravens" seen post early medieval battlefield

[tikitang]

Ravenfeast is themed on Viking Age history, and the Myth and Magic supplement is themed on Norse mythology, but the Ravenfeast rules themselves are derived from One Page Fantasy Skirmish rules, which are setting-neutral. The Armband of Toughness is from OPFS. The Armring of Power is from M&M.

[SotF]

The Saxons either need their own Geld options or a counterpart for the berserker.

I've played a few games now, starting with some vikings a friend had, and then my own band using the saxons rules and Reapers Anhurians with some added characters to expand there.

[Harry Faversham]

Before Ravenfeast...



After...



 

[SotF]

Well, they've updated the mythology pdf to add the extra enchanted item and modified the destiny spell

[Lost Egg]

They also tweaked the scale of the paper minis too.