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I recently played "Sword Weirdos" by Garske Games, the highly anticipated fantasy sequel to "Space Weirdos." The game didn't disappoint, offering complex yet accessible mechanics. Leading a warband of Citadel skeletons, I faced off against an opponent's Thorns of the Briar Queen ghosts. In the "Treasure Surprise" scenario, my skeletons and resurrected zombie-skeletons proved advantageous. I secured victory and declared "Sword Weirdos" as my preferred fantasy skirmish ruleset, with its innovative mechanics and immersive gameplay. I eagerly await more thrilling adventures in the future.

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https://mezmaronslair.blogspot.com/2023/06/sword-weirdos-review-and-battle-report.html

Mez

Skellies resurrected as zombies is...weirdo idea