I've been looking to try out OPR for a while now but have been put off by its oversimplification when it comes to making armies feel unique, but since GW has been acting up again I decided to look into it a bit more. With that said playing it in Japan isn't as easy since there haven't been any Japanese translations and thus doesn't seem to be that popular here. Fortunately, someone has finally decided to get around to translating the rules for OPR: Grimdark Future so here they are for anyone who's interested in sharing them with their gaming buddies here. It's an early iteration of the translation so there might be some issues. If there are any, feel free to post them here. I'll also try and keep the link updated.
Edit - 2022/02/19 - Here are the army list translations.
One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
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Jye Nicolson
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Re: One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
I'm still happy with 9E, but I'd be happy to give OPR a shot with the minis I had with me anyway at some game day, if you're in need of an opponent.
Re: One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
I've always wanted to give these a go too. One of these days.
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Re: One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
I have yet to play any proper games with both the 9th edition Ork and Tau codexes. At this rate the CSM codex will be out too.
Hopefully things get back to normal relatively soon so we can get more games in. I'd like to play OPR in the near future too, I'm just tired of buying GW's books.
Hopefully things get back to normal relatively soon so we can get more games in. I'd like to play OPR in the near future too, I'm just tired of buying GW's books.
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Don't worry, they'll be out of date soon enough.
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Don't even get me started on how their attempt to go digital was instead a huge step backwards instead since you need to buy a physical codex to get a code to use in their app and that doesn't even contain the complete contents of the codex... Also, the Tau codex is still not out in Japan and its been around 3 weeks or so. All these problems and more which could be fixed by selling eBooks (again).
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me_in_japan
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Re: One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
I've been playing 1p40k for a while now, and I can confirm that what it lacks in granularity it makes up for in speed and ease of play. I'm considering joining their patreon, actually, and that'll give me access to the points builder, wherein you can just choose from a grab bag of stats/rules and build your own unit as you need, and it'll spit out a points value.
I'm playing a game of 1p40k this weekend with my corsairs (which will basically be using the elf fleet rules, but if I wanted to add some dark eldar stuff in too, I could). The only real fudge I've had to do is call hornets heavy jetbikes, because they're not as big as actual tanks but are bigger than jetbikes. I was considering using dark eldar ravagers rules (the heavy gunboats from their dark eldar list), and I may do that next time. The point is, with a little creative thinking and a willing opponent, you can crowbar most anything into a list.
I'm playing a game of 1p40k this weekend with my corsairs (which will basically be using the elf fleet rules, but if I wanted to add some dark eldar stuff in too, I could). The only real fudge I've had to do is call hornets heavy jetbikes, because they're not as big as actual tanks but are bigger than jetbikes. I was considering using dark eldar ravagers rules (the heavy gunboats from their dark eldar list), and I may do that next time. The point is, with a little creative thinking and a willing opponent, you can crowbar most anything into a list.
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Re: One Page Rules (Now in Japanese)
I love the customizability the system offers since it rewards creativity in form of kit-bashing and conversions. Also it manages to remain pretty backwards compatible with older models.me_in_japan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 6:44 amI've been playing 1p40k for a while now, and I can confirm that what it lacks in granularity it makes up for in speed and ease of play. I'm considering joining their patreon, actually, and that'll give me access to the points builder, wherein you can just choose from a grab bag of stats/rules and build your own unit as you need, and it'll spit out a points value.
I'm playing a game of 1p40k this weekend with my corsairs (which will basically be using the elf fleet rules, but if I wanted to add some dark eldar stuff in too, I could). The only real fudge I've had to do is call hornets heavy jetbikes, because they're not as big as actual tanks but are bigger than jetbikes. I was considering using dark eldar ravagers rules (the heavy gunboats from their dark eldar list), and I may do that next time. The point is, with a little creative thinking and a willing opponent, you can crowbar most anything into a list.
So far I've only gone through the basic rules since it being free and accessible is the main draw (and what I'm trying to promote with my translations), but I'd like to take a look at the advanced rules some time too. Other than the missions (which are easy enough to rip-off of 40k), do the advanced rules add significantly to the game? The custom unit builder sounds fun for sure too, especially with random kit-bashed units.