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Of making battle reports of my friends and I playtesting it. (sorry, I made this thread in here because it seems the most fitting) In both video and taking photos for a more analogue version which I might make a thread for here on Dakka Dakka. The game is based on a 2d10 system and mostly opposed rolls and heavily around character customisation; it's a bit like a combination of a TT RPG and a skirmish game in that way. My friends and I have been playtesting it for a good few weeks now, and we've been having a blast with it; two of my friends who'd never played a TT Skirmish game in their lives have well understood the rules by the second game. It's set in my Angaran Chronicles universe but could easily be used in different settings.

Anyway, I'm just asking for some advice on how to make battle reports. Both in video and blog form. My main idea is to take lots of photos, lol

Check out Wargamer Girl's video battle reports. They generally show a lot of good features and aspects to making a successful video

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEU1XsG6N_eQtsBBLHJU5qGjszmo7dLVF

 Overread wrote:
Check out Wargamer Girl's video battle reports. They generally show a lot of good features and aspects to making a successful video

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEU1XsG6N_eQtsBBLHJU5qGjszmo7dLVF

Cool, thanks! Will check it out!