• The forum software have been upgraded to the latest version.

    If you notice anything that looks off, or does not work, please let us know.

    For more information, click here.

Suggestion: Age of Sigmar Forum

Chameleon Skink

Iskander

Active Member
Messages
161
Likes Received
219
Trophy Points
43
Hey Mods / Slann-overlords,

Apologies if this has already been raised.

I wonder if maybe we should have a separate forum (or Sub-forum? Not a different website, but like "Lizardmen Discussion" or "Rules Help," etc.) for Age of Sigmar.

At this point, it's pretty clear that it's a completely different game, and our models may not even be called "Lizardmen". I expect some of us will play it, and some won't, for a variety of great reasons on both sides.

However, for those who do play, I suspect we'll have a flood of posts about rules, list building, fluff/fanfic, etc. Eventually, maybe, it might even generate new forum-members.

So, I think it might be easier to navigate this future if the oncoming storm of AoS posts were collected in a distinct, dedicated area of Lustria Online. That way 8E fans don't have to dig through AoS to get to their stuff, and vice versa. At least, that's just what I think. :)

EDIT: This would have the added benefit of keeping this great community together under one website, and letting fans of both systems learn about the other at their own, preferred pace.

(Alternatively, maybe we'll just have one large thread about how AoS is a sad letdown, and we all move on :P Who knows!)
 
Hey Mods / Slann-overlords,

Apologies if this has already been raised.

I wonder if maybe we should have a separate forum (or Sub-forum? Not a different website, but like "Lizardmen Discussion" or "Rules Help," etc.) for Age of Sigmar.

At this point, it's pretty clear that it's a completely different game, and our models may not even be called "Lizardmen". I expect some of us will play it, and some won't, for a variety of great reasons on both sides.

However, for those who do play, I suspect we'll have a flood of posts about rules, list building, fluff/fanfic, etc. Eventually, maybe, it might even generate new forum-members.

So, I think it might be easier to navigate this future if the oncoming storm of AoS posts were collected in a distinct, dedicated area of Lustria Online. That way 8E fans don't have to dig through AoS to get to their stuff, and vice versa. At least, that's just what I think. :)

EDIT: This would have the added benefit of keeping this great community together under one website, and letting fans of both systems learn about the other at their own, preferred pace.

(Alternatively, maybe we'll just have one large thread about how AoS is a sad letdown, and we all move on :p Who knows!)

Great suggestion... I agree 100%!!
 
I dunno. Seems very conformist. I haven't given up hope just yet...

Jkjk. That is a good idea. The big boss will see this thread soon enough, but I believe he's on vacation right now. Waiting until we have more than rumors and grainy pics wouldn't hurt either :)
 
I wonder if maybe we should have a separate forum (or Sub-forum? Not a different website, but like "Lizardmen Discussion" or "Rules Help," etc.) for Age of Sigmar.
As some of the rumors has mentioned this was a different game that WBF, this has been in the consideration from the start. With the latest details we have, it is clear that this is something we need to do.

The questions is what approach that would be best, having these as sub-forums under the current forums, i.e. under "Lizardmen Tactics" we would have a "AoS Tactics".

Or if we should make a new section, called "Age of Sigmar" and have discussion, army lists, tactics, battle report and rules help forums under it?

What do you guys think is the best approach?
 
Or if we should make a new section, called "Age of Sigmar" and have discussion, army lists, tactics, battle report and rules help forums under it?
Age of Sigmar: Servants of Exoatl
Discussion: Fluff, Reviews
Modelling: Conversion, Scale and Terrain
Rules: Help Forums, Army Lists
Tactics: Battle Reports
(... tuppence ...)
 
As it happens, AoS might just turn out to be in itself a segue into 9th Edition, in which case if 9th turns out to be drastically different to 8th it might make sens to create a sub-forum for both.

"Warhammer: 9th Edition & Age of Sigmar"

I imagine the forum title could be edited however? In which case, an AoS sub-forum could be established and then edited to reflect the release of the RB proper (given that one is released).
 
What do you guys think is the best approach?

IMHO it should be a separate section, but with only one sub-section for now, like the "Lesser Races" area is now. I would say then to expand it down the line, depending on how popular it gets.

(My frame of reference here is how this fan site for the Civilization games does things when new games come out in the franchise: http://www.civfanatics.com/ I'm pretty sure the way I described things in the first part of this post is how they've done it for more than a decade, and thrived.)
 
should make a new section, called "Age of Sigmar" and have discussion, army lists, tactics, battle report and rules help forums under it?
+1
I definitely think that a new section would the best option.

As it happens, AoS might just turn out to be in itself a segue into 9th Edition, in which case if 9th turns out to be drastically different to 8th it might make sens to create a sub-forum for both.
I've read several rumours of late that are stating that we may not get a 9th edition... AoS might be all we get. :( Then again, from what I've seen of AoS it might very well be a good thing that 9th edition is never released.

I don't think they need separate painting forums, though.
Of course they do... I don't want those round bases associating with my squares :p. Just kidding. ;)
 
Of course they do... I don't want those round bases associating with my squares :p. Just kidding. ;)

So you are a base-ist? Not to be confused with bassist, which according to some sources are even worse...
 
Another suggestion. Since we seem to be moving in the direction of an Eighth edition section and a AoS section, I propose a Fine Arts section (name pending) if there is demand.

There is no reason to split the modeling section between square and round bases. There is no reason to subdivide the fluff subforum, and there is some interest in an arts forum for drawings (or photos of Slann cake). Since all these things transcend editions, they can stand alone.
 
Back
Top