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I like to add campaigns to my games, but I find myself constantly going back and looking at Necro/Mord/Blood Bowl as the basis for my campaign systems. Since I mostly write skirmish games, that is okay but I want to expand my horizons and find some new ways to look at campaign skirmish games that are very different from the ones I have used in the past.

So, what should I consider adding to my library for review?

Hi!

Have you taken a look to the campaign rules for Kill Team?

They are simple but aren't bad at all. They have "experience" , injuries and extra miniature addition through the campaign rules.

Read you!

Check out Pulp Alley, by Phipps and Daughter.