This week we’re opening up a survey about the lore, worlds, and stories here at One Page Rules. With your help we hope to continue to improve and enrich our games. If you have a few minutes, we would be thankful if you could take a moment to fill out this short survey.
The submissions are in, and now it's time to vote for your favorites!
See all entries here:
Solo - https://photos.app.goo.gl/iNy3zBVW4ZFYX6sR6
Unit - https://photos.app.goo.gl/HaJeja7hcr7BPFLQ8
Legendary - https://photos.app.goo.gl/bGEPny6aFV4kWy349
Vote here: https://forms.gle/KXndVx5S2TXeV22r9
Good luck to all the participants, and may the best ones win.
Over the years we’ve seen the community get cautious and protective when it comes to talking about and playing with our paid content, so we wanted to release an article to put minds at ease and explain how we’re comfortable with you sharing and enjoying the content you buy for the game with the people you play with and how you discuss it online.
We wanted to clear things up and while this isn’t meant to be general legal advice by any means, this is how you can expect us here at OPR to moderate our official community spaces.
At the top of post, you'll see some early previews of the what we are working on for August!
The Orcs' Bone Chanter uses their voice and drums to intimidate and confuse the enemy. By giving it's unit Melee Shrouding, chargers flinch when they charge and lose 3" of movement for it, making the Orcs the ones with the longer threat range. As part of the Bone side of the faction, the Chanter also gets Scout and Strider to help with terrain and deployment but additionally gets Piercing Assault, so when charging, the enemy finds out just how deadly a couple of drummers sticks can be.
Please remember that these are early WIP shots of the models and not the final versions of the models.
That's it for now, happy wargaming!
- OPR Team