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Bizzbum14 Dec 2018 11:20 p.m. PST

Has anyone played a multiplayer (more than 2) game of SAGA or know of any sources?

El Nato15 Dec 2018 12:33 a.m. PST

The ones I can think of are A feast for Crows, in the original (v1) rulebook. Most recently the new Book of Battles has a whole chapter dedicated to 'mass battles'. There's three dedicated scenarios in that, but it also contains new rules at the start of the chapter for playing multiplayer games. You could use said rules to go nuts with your own custom scenarios or even tweak some of the other 'normal' scenarios in the book. Hope this helps.

Steve15 Dec 2018 9:30 a.m. PST

You'll find some here in the SAGA forums link

Steve

Dexter Ward17 Dec 2018 3:54 a.m. PST

The Book of Battles has 3 multi-player scenarios, but we play Saga this way all the time, either 2 v 2 games with (for example) Anglo Danes + Welsh vs Normans + Vikings, or we've also played 2 v 1 games (10 points of Normans v 5 points each on Anglo Danes + Vikings).
All work well.

skipper John17 Dec 2018 1:29 p.m. PST

I always loved that "Feast of Crows" scenario. A game within a game. If you can make eye contact with one of the other two players and give them a hidden wink… you're gold! Espionage in its most basic form!! Great fun!

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