Weald meets SAGA

Playing mid-army-sized wargames in The Weald utilizing the SAGA rule set.

Wardens

• for Wardens the Anglo-Danish battle board seems sufficient (no horses, heavy weapon options)
• Warlord is called Bannwart
• Toughs are played as Hearthguard
• Footmen are played as Warriors
• Witts are played as Levies

Warden Abilities

The effects of the abilities stay as they are, we are just renaming them to fit the Wardens

1. Born Leader
2. Intimidation
3. Shield Wall (alternative: Stand Together)
4. Unforgiving
5. Crush the Weak
6. Exhaustion
7. Like Rocks
8. Shock
9. Determination
10. Medicine Bag

Gnarl

The Undead battle board seems to be the closest fit to the Gnarl hosts. The "mindless" special rule doesn't fit.

• The Gnarl Warlord is called Rot Touched Hulk, can have a Rotting Weapon (heavy weapon)
• A swarm is a unit of Horde minions, which can be activated on a 4, 5 and 6, carrying bows Flechettes (count as javelins) (no mindless)
• Hulks are creatures
• Thralls are either Warriors or Hearthguard
  • Thrall Warriors can have Nettle Volleys
  • Thrall Hearthguards can carry heavy weapons
• no Necromancers or Lieutenants, no magic

Gnarl Abilities

Replace mindless with Swarm.

1. Rotborn
2. Nascent Gnarls (ignore the numbers for mindless, Swarms have the same number as Thrall Warriors)
3. Burrow System
4. Tide of Rot
5. Decompose
6. Spate of Knags
7. Fruitful Ichor Sprig
8. Infected!
9. Already Rotting!
10. Tough Hide

ToDos

next ToDos

• TEST: a Swarm as a unit has larger bases, fitting 3 single models. A Swarm with 12 models consists of 4 large bases each holding 3 miniatures. For each casualty remove a model from a large base. Casualties must be taken from a single large base until it's empty. Only then start removing models from another large base.
• Gnarl Burrow System: rework that Swarms can move faster (longer distance)

future ToDos

• define terrain for terrain table to fit The Weald