One Page Rules: Age of Fantasy Regiments

One Page Rules (OPR) is a company that creates simplified, streamlined tabletop miniature wargames, known for their free, one-page rulesets and a 15-page basic rulebook, making them accessible and easy to learn. OPR offers both sci-fi (Grimdark Future) and fantasy (Age of Fantasy) settings, with larger army-scale games and smaller skirmish games available. The system is model-agnostic, allowing players to use models from other games, and features a free, online army builder for list creation. Games are objective-based, and winning requires capturing the most objectives by the end of the fourth round.

Age of Fantasy: Regiments is a miniatures wargame by OnePageRules for rank and flank style battles, distinct from the base Age of Fantasy game by using square bases and movement trays instead of round bases and loose formations. The rules emphasize unit formations, unit facing (front, side, rear), tactical movement options like rushing and advancing, and a morale system that includes wavering and routing.Players control large regiments of infantry, cavalry, and war machines, using an alternating activation system to command their armies in dark fantasy settings.

Key Features

Rank and Flank Gameplay:

The game is built around traditional rank-and-file formations, where units are placed on movement trays and move as cohesive blocks.
Unit Facing:

Units have distinct front, side, and rear facings, which significantly impacts their combat effectiveness and how they can be attacked.
Alternating Activation:

Players alternate between activating units to perform actions, providing tactical depth and engagement.
Unit Actions:

Units can perform various actions, such as holding their ground, advancing, or rushing into combat.
Combat System:

Battles involve dice rolls to hit and block, with advantages given to units in multiple ranks during melee.
Morale and Fatigue:

Losing combat can trigger a morale check, and engaging in melee can lead to a unit becoming fatigued, reducing its effectiveness.
Characters:

Heroes are integrated into units, becoming a permanent part of the unit and potentially acting as a casualty absorber.
Modular Rules:

The game includes a core rule set and optional advanced rules that can be added to customize gameplay, such as specific terrain rules, deployment styles, and special missions.
Free Army Lists:

All army lists for the game are available for free download, allowing for a wide variety of armies to be created.