After reading a lot of enthusiastic reviews (or hype as I originally thought) I eventually took the plunge and ordered the pdf. Some sole games later I was hooked! My impression was so positive that I surprised some of my buddies by forcing them into a foursome game (I should have photographed their faces when they saw Normandy was switched to some fantasy ice city full of yetis and giant snow owls:priceless👹)
Well after converting the pals (one had some slight issues with the d20 which has since been settled with several hypnosis sessions and the promise of alcohol 👹)
Since that success I introduced my 8 , 6 and 5 year olds to Frostgrave (to the raised eyebrows of my lovely wife who thought the title seemed to suggest something inappropriate for their age, how silly 😏. Well to my surprise they have taken to it in a major way. They love it. My 5 year old boy seems to be a tactical genius (I kid you not) while the older girls are demanding more female members for their war bands.
I'm just amazed (and quite frankly shocked at the universal appeal of this superb game.
I'm tempted to add a few more childish friendly elements like a unicorn that moves about randomly but rewards the wizard or apprentice with healing or some kind of power bonus (aka staff of power) Any suggestions that could give the younger players something to occupy them?
Mind you I reckon some of my pals would probably enjoy chasing Unicorns too