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Loredudes guide to squadronry (for warfleets)

2025-03-31T23:45:48Z

Loredude:

WIP, testing i can make pages

todo: add to guides section

make guide: few segments

Loredudes guide to squadronry (for warfleets)

2025-03-31T19:39:57Z

Loredude: added new page for my guide

WIP, testing i can make pages

Grimdark Future: Warfleets

2025-03-27T21:16:27Z

Loredude: added some stuff to make it less... placeholdery

Grimdark Future: Warfleets is one of the games from OPR.

== Description ==
''For more information about the game itself, see [[Grimdark Future: Warfleets Rules]].''

Grimdark Future: Warfleets is Space Battle Game. This means that the game is usually played with fleets of a 300 to 450 points each. The armies consist of up to 6-9 ships and up to 8-12 squadrons, with maximum counts scaling based on points in a fleet.

Ships are large with slow turning, but can mount weapons on each of their arcs and useful systems. Squadrons are more mobile, but only have limited HP and armaments.

== Setting ==
''For more information about the lore, see [[Grimdark Future Lore]].''

Grimdark Future is a sci-fi universe at war. The galaxy is in turmoil, where powerful factions and alien races are locked in a struggle to control valuable resources and territory. The technology in this universe is advanced, with faster-than-light travel and powerful weapons, but the origins and true capabilities of this technology still need to be fully understood.

== History ==
Grimdark Future: Warfleets was originally released in 20XX.

==See Also==

*[[Grimdark Future: Warfleets Rules]]
*[[Grimdark Future: Warfleets Factions]]
*[[Grimdark Future: Warfleets Miniatures]]
*[[Grimdark Future Lore]]

Rules FAQ

2025-03-25T20:13:18Z

Loredude: added a ?

==Core Engine==

;How many attacks do weapons like "2x Heavy Sword (A2)" have?
:Weapons multiply their attack value by the amount of copies of that weapon the unit has, so in this example it's 4 attacks (2x A2 = 4).

;What happens if a unit with Slow is given the Fast rule (or the other way around)?
:The two rules cancel each other out, and the unit moves as if it had neither of them.

;What happens if a charging unit's target is killed before the charging unit reaches it?
:The charging unit completes its move before the target is removed, and then they remain idle.

;If a unit with Regeneration is hit by a weapon with Deadly(X), how many Regeneration rolls does it get?
:It rolls one Regeneration roll for each wound, so a total of X times.

;What is the difference between Blast(X) and Deadly(X)?
:When taking hits from Blast(X) you roll X dice to block and the unit takes 1 wound for each failed block, whereas when taking hits from Deadly(X) you roll 1 dice to block and one model in the unit takes X wounds for the failed block.

;When replacing weapons what's the difference between replace one/any/all/up to X?
: If the list says "replace one weapon", then only one model can replace its weapon, and you have to pay the cost for that model.
:If the list says "replace any weapon", then as many models as you want can replace their weapons, and you pay the cost for each model that did.
:If the list says "replace all weapons", then all models must replace their weapon, and you pay the cost only once for all models.
: If the list says "replace up to X weapon", then up to X models can you can replace their weapons, and you pay the cost for each model that did.

;When buying upgrades what's the difference between upgrade one/any/all models?
: If the list says "upgrade one model", then only one model can buy the upgrade, and you have to pay the cost for that model.
:If the list says "upgrade any model", then as many models as you want can buy the upgrade, and you pay the cost for each model that was upgraded.
:If the list says "upgrade all models", then buying the upgrade applies it to all models, and you pay the cost only once for all models.

; When buying upgrades what's the difference between upgrade with one/any/up to X?
:If the list says "upgrade with one", then you can only buy one upgrade from the list.
:If the list says "upgrade with any", then you can buy any upgrade once from the list.
:If the list says "upgrade with up to X", then you can buy any upgrade up to X times from the list (even multiple times).

==Grimdark Future & Age of Fantasy ==
;For the purpose of morale tests from when is the "total size or tough value" counted?
:The total size or tough value is counted at the beginning of the game.

: Example: If a unit with 10 models loses 5 models, you must take a morale test. From then on it will have to take a morale test whenever it loses models because it is at 50% or below of its starting size (counted at the beginning of the game).

;Does a unit that is "idle" still have to be activated? What can it do?
:Units that are idle still have to be activated, and they may not do anything during that activation.

; Do models with Aircraft that are Pinned still have to move 30"-36"?
:Yes, nothing prevents their mandatory move.

;Can models with Aircraft change direction whilst moving?
: No, they can only change direction once they fly off the table and are re-positioned at the edge.

;Can units use their 3" move from destroying enemy units to embark in a transport?
:No, units can only embark in a transport with activation or spell movement.

;Can units with Psychic/Wizard cast spells from within a transport?
:Yes, but only on himself or other units inside the transport.

;Can a Psychic/Wizard target himself or his own unit when casting spells?
:Yes, as they are within range and line of sight of themselves.

; Are upgrades like TAO Drones and High Elf Gun Platforms individual models on the battlefield?
:No, they are upgrades given to an individual model, much like a weapon or a jetpack. To represent them on the battlefield you can use miniatures as tokens, but they are ignored for gameplay purposes (line of sight, model removal, etc.).

;When merging units, do you need to buy sergeants, musicians and standard twice?(Age of Fantasy/AoF Regiments)
:The sergeant, musician and standard is only bought once when merging units.

;Is there any bonus to charging a unit in its flank/rear? (AoF Regiments)
: No, you don’t get a bonus to your melee results for charging a unit in the flank/rear. Instead units can only attack in their front facing, so if you charge a unit in its flank/rear you don’t get return strikes.

==Firefight & Skirmish==
;Does a model with Tough(X) have to roll on the wound table for each wound it takes?
:No, the model only rolls on the wound table once it has taken X wounds.

;Can I use units such as vehicles and chariots from Grimdark Future/Age of Fantasy in Firefight/Skirmish?
:Yes, however they might not be very balanced.

== Grimdark Future: Warfleets ==
;Do morale checks from weapons/systems/titles/etc have any penalties if you fail them?
:No, they don't. Unless they have a penalty in their rules text, they have no penalty if you fail them. (Beginners guide)

;Do squadrons have sides?
:No, they don't. (Beginners guide)
__FORCETOC__
[[Category:Grimdark Future (game)]]
[[Category:Grimdark Future Firefight]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy (game)]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy Skirmish]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy Regiments]]

Rules FAQ

2025-03-25T20:01:25Z

Loredude: added a warfleets section with 2 errata from the beginners guide that some people have asked about

==Core Engine==

;How many attacks do weapons like "2x Heavy Sword (A2)" have?
:Weapons multiply their attack value by the amount of copies of that weapon the unit has, so in this example it's 4 attacks (2x A2 = 4).

;What happens if a unit with Slow is given the Fast rule (or the other way around)?
:The two rules cancel each other out, and the unit moves as if it had neither of them.

;What happens if a charging unit's target is killed before the charging unit reaches it?
:The charging unit completes its move before the target is removed, and then they remain idle.

;If a unit with Regeneration is hit by a weapon with Deadly(X), how many Regeneration rolls does it get?
:It rolls one Regeneration roll for each wound, so a total of X times.

;What is the difference between Blast(X) and Deadly(X)?
:When taking hits from Blast(X) you roll X dice to block and the unit takes 1 wound for each failed block, whereas when taking hits from Deadly(X) you roll 1 dice to block and one model in the unit takes X wounds for the failed block.

;When replacing weapons what's the difference between replace one/any/all/up to X?
: If the list says "replace one weapon", then only one model can replace its weapon, and you have to pay the cost for that model.
:If the list says "replace any weapon", then as many models as you want can replace their weapons, and you pay the cost for each model that did.
:If the list says "replace all weapons", then all models must replace their weapon, and you pay the cost only once for all models.
: If the list says "replace up to X weapon", then up to X models can you can replace their weapons, and you pay the cost for each model that did.

;When buying upgrades what's the difference between upgrade one/any/all models?
: If the list says "upgrade one model", then only one model can buy the upgrade, and you have to pay the cost for that model.
:If the list says "upgrade any model", then as many models as you want can buy the upgrade, and you pay the cost for each model that was upgraded.
:If the list says "upgrade all models", then buying the upgrade applies it to all models, and you pay the cost only once for all models.

; When buying upgrades what's the difference between upgrade with one/any/up to X?
:If the list says "upgrade with one", then you can only buy one upgrade from the list.
:If the list says "upgrade with any", then you can buy any upgrade once from the list.
:If the list says "upgrade with up to X", then you can buy any upgrade up to X times from the list (even multiple times).

==Grimdark Future & Age of Fantasy ==
;For the purpose of morale tests from when is the "total size or tough value" counted?
:The total size or tough value is counted at the beginning of the game.

: Example: If a unit with 10 models loses 5 models, you must take a morale test. From then on it will have to take a morale test whenever it loses models because it is at 50% or below of its starting size (counted at the beginning of the game).

;Does a unit that is "idle" still have to be activated? What can it do?
:Units that are idle still have to be activated, and they may not do anything during that activation.

; Do models with Aircraft that are Pinned still have to move 30"-36"?
:Yes, nothing prevents their mandatory move.

;Can models with Aircraft change direction whilst moving?
: No, they can only change direction once they fly off the table and are re-positioned at the edge.

;Can units use their 3" move from destroying enemy units to embark in a transport?
:No, units can only embark in a transport with activation or spell movement.

;Can units with Psychic/Wizard cast spells from within a transport?
:Yes, but only on himself or other units inside the transport.

;Can a Psychic/Wizard target himself or his own unit when casting spells?
:Yes, as they are within range and line of sight of themselves.

; Are upgrades like TAO Drones and High Elf Gun Platforms individual models on the battlefield?
:No, they are upgrades given to an individual model, much like a weapon or a jetpack. To represent them on the battlefield you can use miniatures as tokens, but they are ignored for gameplay purposes (line of sight, model removal, etc.).

;When merging units, do you need to buy sergeants, musicians and standard twice?(Age of Fantasy/AoF Regiments)
:The sergeant, musician and standard is only bought once when merging units.

;Is there any bonus to charging a unit in its flank/rear? (AoF Regiments)
: No, you don’t get a bonus to your melee results for charging a unit in the flank/rear. Instead units can only attack in their front facing, so if you charge a unit in its flank/rear you don’t get return strikes.

==Firefight & Skirmish==
;Does a model with Tough(X) have to roll on the wound table for each wound it takes?
:No, the model only rolls on the wound table once it has taken X wounds.

;Can I use units such as vehicles and chariots from Grimdark Future/Age of Fantasy in Firefight/Skirmish?
:Yes, however they might not be very balanced.

== Grimdark Future: Warfleets ==
;Do morale checks from weapons/systems/titles/etc have any penalties if you fail them
:No, they don't. Unless they have a penalty in their rules text, they have no penalty if you fail them. (Beginners guide)

;Do squadrons have sides?
:No, they don't. (Beginners guide)
__FORCETOC__
[[Category:Grimdark Future (game)]]
[[Category:Grimdark Future Firefight]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy (game)]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy Skirmish]]
[[Category:Age of Fantasy Regiments]]

Grimdark Future: Warfleets Factions

2025-03-25T19:51:50Z

Loredude: final batch of edits for now

This page lists all the available factions for Grimdark Future: Warfleets, and gives a brief overview of their gameplay style.

==== Alien Hives ====
A faction with a focus on ship swarms and squadrons

their ships usually have worse speed and activate later but are cheaper and have better defenses, or are specialized.

Their squadrons are either tankier, block for others, or extremely good at anti-ship actions if allies are near

==== Battle Brothers ====
A versatile faction.

Ships have a focus on speed, mobility, flanking, and bonuses when attacking enemy sides.

They have superior but more costly squadrons, which they can enhance even more with control centers.

==== Blessed Sisters ====
A faction with a focus on morale check based abilities and retaliation, as well as blazing tokens that deal damage over time.

Their ships are either better at morale checks (extra good with their systems), or have more powerful turrets when damaged.

Their squadrons are either more powerful or able to explode or ram foes, destroying themselves but

==== DAO Union ====
Able to use laser markers to make their shooting superior

Their ships mainly either have worse but longer range turrets or better but worse range turrets.

The support drone can help with laser markers, while the Battle suit is a versatile powerful squadron

Also able to pelt their enemies with explosive smart missile squadrons

==== Dark Elf Raiders ====
Lovers of boarding tokens.

Their ships are either faster or able to overlap without issue (taking and dealing no damage while also giving the enemy boarding tokens)

While their squadrons are specialized and somewhat costly but potent in their roles

==== Dwarf Guilds ====
Slow but durable.

Their ships are slower, but have better toughness or additional health to compensate.

Their squadrons are very good at defensive play but their speed hurts their ability to attack

==== Eternal Dynasty ====
Most of their ships can teleport a short distance each round, giving them versatile mobility, while the Akabeko can be a master of war. Additionally, they can use beacon markers to either ram better or generate boarding tokens.

Their squadrons are able to apply or use said beacon markers or are able to ambush enemies.

==== Havoc Brothers ====
Focused on mid to short range combat.

Their ships either teleport when shot, or start with extra temporary speed (letting them engage cqb quicker).

Their squadrons have adaptable abilities and are able to fight ships and squadrons well.

==== High Elf Fleets ====
Ships with high mobility, with the ability to drift across the map, letting them have more options when moving.

Also quite good at squadron focused fleets due to their powerful squadrons, the falconer title, and other factors.

==== Human Defense Force ====
Specialized ships and squadrons, with each being good at specific things and worse at others. Also, powerful ship firepower.

==== Infected Colonies ====
A faction with a focus on objectives, boarding, survivability, and converting enemy ships into zombies.

They have outbreak ships, ships that aren't deployed normally but instead are created when enemy ships are destroyed while having boarding tokens. This is powerful for both getting another cheaper ship, and taking objective tokens from the enemy. Vector ships are slightly cheaper, spread boarding tokens with their turret, and have worse defenses.

Their squadrons either spread boarding tokens or explode.

==== Machine Cult ====
A faction that likes to keep it ships and squadrons close together.

Their ships either can't put guns in their front arc but have superior turrets, or they have the ability to get scrap tokens for defensive use and abilities when allies die nearby.

Their squadrons all trade their evade for high toughness, meaning they are way harder to kill in traditional squadron combat.

==== Orc Marauders ====
A faction with a heavy focus on CQB and Ramming.

Their ships either have orc crews, making them better at ramming and worse at long range shooting, or goblin crews, who are better at sustaining long range shooting but worse up close

Their squadrons have a focus on either speed, destruction, or scramming, but are less concerned with self preservation with worse defensive stats.

==== Ratmen Clans ====
A faction with a focus on surrounding and flanking, with a side of longer range firepower if you use hold actions

Their ships get better turrets when there's allied ships on both sides.

==== Rebel Guerrillas ====
A faction with a focus on swarming enemies

Their ships are slow and easier to kill, but extremely cheap and can be made even more disposable.

Good squadrons with nice abilities , and can create even more through hidden hangars

==== Robot Legions ====
Technological superiority, slow speeds, and potent guns. Able to form a nexus network, connecting allies together.

Their ships can either teleport to nearby allied ships (but have poor mobility), or project their weapons through nearby allied ships.

Their squadrons can teleport to allies connected to them through the nexus network, letting them be where they need to be with ease. They are more costly and extremely slow otherwise to compensate.

==== Saurian Starhost ====
A faction with a focus on morale check based "spell" abilities, durability, and turret effects.

Their ships are either tankier from the front or Vassals, which allow them to use nearby allies size rather then their own for morale check abilities.

Their squadrons more costly, but are better at what they do and also able to teleport to allied vassal ships if unengaged.

Grimdark Future: Warfleets Factions

2025-03-25T19:10:23Z

Loredude: p3 of changes, saving it in blocks

This page lists all the available factions for Grimdark Future: Warfleets, and gives a brief overview of their gameplay style.

==== Alien Hives ====
Swarming style, with a focus on using and sacrificing many squadrons, having many attacks, and slower ships with better defenses

==== Battle Brothers ====
A versatile faction.

Ships have a focus on speed, mobility, flanking, and bonuses when attacking enemy sides.

They have superior but more costly squadrons, which they can enhance even more with control centers.

==== Blessed Sisters ====
asas

==== DAO Union ====
Able to use laser markers to make their shooting superior

Their ships mainly either have worse but longer range turrets or better but worse range turrets.

The support drone can help with laser markers, while the Battle suit is a versatile powerful squadron

Also able to pelt their enemies with explosive smart missile squadrons

==== Dark Elf Raiders ====
Lovers of boarding tokens.

Their ships are either faster or able to overlap without issue (taking and dealing no damage while also giving the enemy boarding tokens)

While their squadrons are specialized and somewhat costly but potent in their roles

==== Dwarf Guilds ====
Slow but durable.

Their ships are slower, but have better toughness or additional health to compensate.

Their squadrons are very good at defensive play but their speed hurts their ability to attack

==== Eternal Dynasty ====
Most of their ships can teleport a short distance each round, giving them versatile mobility, while the Akabeko can be a master of war. Additionally, they can use beacon markers to either ram better or generate boarding tokens.

Their squadrons are able to apply or use said beacon markers or are able to ambush enemies.

==== Havoc Brothers ====
Focused on mid to short range combat.

Their ships either teleport when shot, or start with extra temporary speed (letting them engage cqb quicker).

Their squadrons have adaptable abilities and are able to fight ships and squadrons well.

==== High Elf Fleets ====
Ships with high mobility, with the ability to drift across the map, letting them have more options when moving.

Also quite good at squadron focused fleets due to their powerful squadrons, the falconer title, and other factors.

==== Human Defense Force ====
Specialized ships and squadrons, with each being good at specific things and worse at others. Also, powerful ship firepower.

==== Infected Colonies ====
asas

==== Machine Cult ====
asas

==== Orc Marauders ====
asas

==== Ratmen Clans ====
A faction with a focus on surrounding and flanking

Their ships get better turrets when there's allied ships on both sides.

==== Rebel Guerrillas ====
A faction with a focus on swarming enemies

Their ships are slow and easier to kill, but extremely cheap and can be made even more disposable.

Good squadrons with nice abilities , and can create even more through hidden hangars

==== Robot Legions ====
Technological superiority, slow speeds, and potent guns. Able to form a nexus network, connecting allies together.

Their ships can either teleport to nearby allied ships (but have poor mobility), or project their weapons through nearby allied ships.

Their squadrons can teleport to allies connected to them through the nexus network, letting them be where they need to be with ease. They are more costly and extremely slow otherwise to compensate.

==== Saurian Starhost ====
A faction with a focus on morale check based "spell" abilities, durability, and turret effects.

Their ships are either tankier from the front or Vassals, which allow them to use nearby allies size rather then their own for morale check abilities.

Their squadrons more costly, but are better at what they do and also able to teleport to allied vassal ships if unengaged.

Grimdark Future: Warfleets Factions

2025-03-25T19:00:30Z

Loredude: part 2 of the edits to make this page good

This page lists all the available factions for Grimdark Future: Warfleets, and gives a brief overview of their gameplay style.

==== Alien Hives ====
Swarming style, with a focus on using and sacrificing many squadrons, having many attacks, and slower ships with better defenses

==== Battle Brothers ====
A versatile faction.

Ships have a focus on speed, mobility, flanking, and bonuses when attacking enemy sides.

They have superior but more costly squadrons, which they can enhance even more with control centers.

==== Blessed Sisters ====
asas

==== DAO Union ====
Able to use laser markers to make their shooting superior

Their ships mainly either have worse but longer range turrets or better but worse range turrets.

The support drone can help with laser markers, while the Battle suit is a versatile powerful squadron

Also able to pelt their enemies with explosive smart missile squadrons

==== Dark Elf Raiders ====
Lovers of boarding tokens.

Their ships are either faster or able to overlap without issue (taking and dealing no damage while also giving the enemy boarding tokens)

While their squadrons are specialized and somewhat costly but potent in their roles

==== Dwarf Guilds ====
Slow but durable.

Their ships are slower, but have better toughness or additional health to compensate.

Their squadrons are very good at defensive play but their speed hurts their ability to attack

==== Eternal Dynasty ====
Most of their ships can teleport a short distance each round, giving them versatile mobility, while the Akabeko can be a master of war. Additionally, they can use beacon markers to either ram better or generate boarding tokens.

Their squadrons are able to apply or use said beacon markers or are able to ambush enemies.

==== Havoc Brothers ====
Focused on mid to short range combat.

Their ships either teleport when shot, or start with extra temporary speed (letting them engage cqb quicker).

Their squadrons have adaptable abilities and are able to fight ships and squadrons well.

==== High Elf Fleets ====
Ships with high mobility, with the ability to drift across the map, letting them have more options when moving.

Also quite good at squadron focused fleets due to their powerful squadrons, the falconer title, and other factors.

==== Human Defense Force ====
Specialized ships and squadrons, with each being good at specific things and worse at others. Also, powerful ship firepower.

==== Infected Colonies ====
asas

==== Machine Cult ====
asas

==== Orc Marauders ====
asas

==== Ratmen Clans ====
asaass

==== Rebel Guerrillas ====
A faction with a focus on swarming enemies

Their ships are slow and easier to kill, but extremely cheap and can be made even more disposable.

Good squadrons with nice abilities , and can create even more through hidden hangars

==== Robot Legions ====
asasaas

==== Saurian Starhost ====
asassa

Grimdark Future: Warfleets Factions

2025-03-25T18:47:04Z

Loredude: Part 1 of series of edits to make this page useful

Talk:Alien Hives Miniatures

2025-03-25T17:19:47Z

Loredude: comment on minis and warfleets

should the perfect mini's page have warfleets minis, or should warfleets have their own page for everything? -Loredude, 3/25/2025

Wiki ToDo List

2025-03-25T17:18:09Z

Loredude: added some thoughts of mine, some needed pages and info

This is a site to track all ToDos on the Wiki. If you want to help, grab a topic, make the changes, then delete the item from this page.

But first take a look at [[Contributors Guide]]

==Main Page==

* <s>Add Ko-Fi link (Erfeo)</s>
* <s>Change the logo (Erfeo)</s>

==Other Pages==

*<s>Make a introduction page for new contributors like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Your_first_article</s>
**<s>stay within the existing categories</s>
**<s>proper names of the games, e.g. "Grimdark Future: Star Quest"</s>
*[https://www.onepagerules.wiki/index.php/Category:Pages_with_broken_file_links <s>Fixed all broken images</s>]

== Game Pages ==

* Improve the game pages to have more useful information
* When that is completed, you can add redirects from home page logos to those pages
* I'm still not sure if we should bother at all. I can't really think of any information that could be on those pages that doesn't belong on either Rules or Lore instead (Erfeo)
* Discuss thoughts on tactics pages (loredude)

==Miniatures==

*Make one "perfect" miniatures page to serve as example for the other. Let's start with [[Alien Hives Miniatures]]
**Add a link to the faction page at the top
**move/remove TOC?
**update physical minis links
**no recommended base sizes (IMO Erfeo), makes the tables too messy
**add links to https://miniset.net/, especially for OOP minis. Probably leave GW links for available minis?
**'''Should the other manufacturers be part of the tables?''' Or only in their own section? Or on a separate page?
**Remove the "Factions-Links" template, as it's obsolete (keep the "GAME-Factions" template below)
**"See also" is probably not necessary

==Factions==

*Make one "perfect" Faction page to serve as example for the other. Let's start with [[Alien Hives]]
**'''What should be the main function of these pages?'''
**All mentions of Tactics and Quickplay pages should be removed
**The Play Style sections seems too prescriptive, and likely to outdated come september. Remove
***also doesn't really work because faction pages should work for all games, including Warfleets and Quest
**Merge Miniatures and Similar To sections
**Remove See Also section and "Faction-Links" template (keep the "GAME-Factions" template below)
*Edit the other pages to follow the above example once that's done. '''How can we best mark old pages that they need a rework?''' So that people won't work on pages that need to be reworked first.

==Rules==

*It would be good to convert the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qu6DumFbqeH3ceAGiYHXMwE5BEMIgN9HaXDCCK-RwHk/edit?tab=t.0 old Rules FAQ] to the wiki. Ping me (@Erfeo) on the discord to discuss how we should go about that.
**It should be separate pages for each game
==Warfleets==

*Miniature pages
**miniatures pages should be wholly new, not attached to the pages of the other games
*I added a mini's page, its somewhat lacking however -loredude

Category:Grimdark Future: Warfleets Miniatures

2025-03-25T17:10:40Z

Loredude: added sections

=== OPR Miniatures ===
Currently, OPR doesn't have any miniatures for warfleets other then the ones made before the switch to GDF: warfleets. They are still purchasable, but only have 1 ship of each size, rather then 2-3.

=== OPR Paper Miniatures ===
Although the paper minis OPR has designed are outdated, they still work. Unfortunately, they have the same issue of only being 1 per ship size plus color variants, meaning you will likely have to double up if your fleet has both ship variants as well as common ships.

=== Other Sources ===
Dropfleet commander's mini ranges work well, although they may not be the recommended base size

Games Workshop's battlefleet gothic range works, but is long out of production

Good fanmade options exist as well, such as Sablebadger on myminifactory , who has made various faction's fleets as purchasable STL files.

Sablebadger's, in particular, has a model for each ship and squadron, as well as for the common faction ships.

Category talk:Grimdark Future: Warfleets Miniatures

2025-03-25T17:05:54Z

Loredude: Created page with "possibly worth putting each in bits, such as "paper minis", "OPR minis", "other minis" -loredude. 3/25/2025"

possibly worth putting each in bits, such as "paper minis", "OPR minis", "other minis" -loredude. 3/25/2025

Category:Grimdark Future: Warfleets Miniatures

2025-03-25T17:05:10Z

Loredude: added a bit for the paper minis bit

Currently, OPR doesn't have any miniatures for warfleets other then the ones made before the switch to GDF: warfleets. They are still purchasable, but only have 1 ship of each size, rather then 2-3.

Although the paper minis OPR has designed are outdated, they still work. Unfortunately, they have the same issue of only being 1 per ship size plus color variants, meaning you will likely have to double up if your fleet has both ship variants as well as common ships.

Good fanmade options exist as well, such as Sablebadger on myminifactory , who has made various faction's fleets as purchasable STL files.

Sablebadger's, in particular, has a model for each ship and squadron, as well as for the common faction ships.

Category:Grimdark Future: Warfleets Miniatures

2025-03-25T17:03:58Z

Loredude: Added a new page on warfleets minis, as it was unsightly to have it be red.

Currently, OPR doesn't have any miniatures for warfleets other then the ones made before the switch to GDF: warfleets. They are still purchasable, but only have 1 ship of each size, rather then 2-3.

Although the paper minis OPR has designed are outdated, they still work. Unfortunately, they have the same issue of only being 1 per size.

Good fanmade options exist as well, such as Sablebadger on myminifactory , who has made various faction's fleets as purchasable STL files.

Sablebadger's, in particular, has a model for each ship and squadron, as well as for the common faction ships.

Category talk:Grimdark Future Factions

2025-03-25T16:54:47Z

Loredude: Warfleets linking

currently, this page is linked to by the grimdark future warfleets factions, which means this has some factions not in warfleets. ill edit it soon (probably making a new page), if noone has any better ideas- Loredude, 3/25/2025

Talk:Guides

2025-03-25T16:41:53Z

Loredude: minor edit

personally, i think tactic pages would be good. Id want to work on them for warfleets atleast. -Loredude, 3/25/2025

Talk:Guides

2025-03-25T16:41:21Z

Loredude: i want tactics pages

personally, i think tactic pages would be good. Id want to work on them for warfleets atleast.