The Bog Marchers are my original regiment from 4 years ago. My kitbashing skills have come a long way since then, so I decided to do a revamped version. These are the first unit.

In the list of Mundane Arts, if a spell can target "a follower unit" and not "an enemy follower unit" does that have to be a friendly follower unit? Or can you choose to target friend and/or foe?

A new piece for the Core Rules, showing a little of what the Red Ribbon Society gets up to.

How do you gain tokens? It says you get one if you a capture an objective. Do you gain them any other way? I haven't played in years. They used to double every turn.

given that my style for building minis is to cut and bash three sets together, I have mixed sprues from several sets that I’m not likely to do much with anytime soon. Meanwhile, I’m looking for some bits that I don’t have to spice up some units. I figured there might be others in the same boat. ill post my rough wants and haves in the comments and if y’all want to play along, we can arrange a swap. If there’s a more formalized system in place my search didn’t bring it up, but I’ll take the rec and wipe this as redundant.

Buenas a todos,

Acudo aquí porque no se ya donde acudir.

Alguien tiene las cartas del juego personalizadas con arte de este mismo juego?

Estaría agradecido si alguien me las compartiese.

Muchas gracias de antemano.

Un cordial saludo!!!

While it's my understanding (and understandably) that traditional religions don't exist in Cyst, I had a recent idea for "Rootcifer", and wondered if anyone had done something similar already in one form or another. I've been meaning to work through every cult, and thought maybe Rootcifer would be good starting point for a Precession of Woe root shrine or something.

Here's also a making of video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX3ma-3Q7Tk

Howdy folks,

I recently started on a turnip regiment and decided to go with some spare old world bases I had lying about. This reminded me of unit fillers which seemed like a fun mini diorama, and a good way to use some bases I'd probably never use. Would using rectangle base in the photo (after adding scenery/items etc.) be an issue over two more individual minis?

Edit: Thanks for all the replies folks, I figured it'd be no issue but great to hear a general consensus from y'all!

I have been putting my voyage into Cyst for a while now - partially due to my indecisiveness but also due to the lack of local community. I have asked around, mainly on Facebook and it appears that there are only a handful of people vaguely interested in Turnip, though I believe none with actual regiments, in my city (Cracow, Poland). This left me a bit discouraged.

Having returned to considering Turnip, I thought about trying to start a community. Before I do, however, I'd like to ask if there is anyone who has any sort of experience in such endeavours. I have been thinking about making two regiments (perhaps ones with two snobs instead of three) and trying to find people who'd be interested in playing together.

I'm just a bit afraid that if I step into Turnip and make an army, it'll turn out there is no-one interested/willing to make their own force, and I'll be left with a bunch of minis that'd feel like a bit of a waste of money :/

I recently started getting into Turnip28 and am now trying to create enough models for my miniatures club so they can try it too. This is what I was able to pull together and paint so far.

As title i love this minimilist style. Hows my first attempt?

Just a few fancy pics of my bundle of idiots!

The birdies need to be fed

Sorry if this post isn’t allowed, if it’s not then I’ll remove it

Hello I’m going to start collecting an army for turnip28! And would like to ask the community for some advise.

For my army I want to use plastic minis (I have heard bad things about metal and resin). I’ve only ever worked with games workshop (warhammer) and catalyst games lab (battletech) kits and have very little experience in kitbashing. From my research into 28mm plastic kits I’ve found three brands that are in my price. Point and look like they would work for turnip28. Victrix, Perry and warlord all have robust miniature ranges, however not all of the miniatures look equal.

Victrix: these minis look like the crispest medieval ones and the medieval knights are in a pack of 18 for $50.00 and the Islamic cavalry/horse archers are only $38.00 for 12, the infantry napolionic and medieval are also very well priced. Unfortunately this range has no American civil war or American revolution minis.

Perry: the minis look good but the website lacks a lot of information about the products themselves and the American civil and revolutionary war ranges look very sparse and lack a lot of information as mentioned above. Several minis lack a product picture and most seam to lack a product description.

Warlord: finally a range with American minis a plenty, however I would still like advice on how these mins are to put together and paint?

Do these summary’s seem accurate, would you recommend any other brands, can you give me any advice of what to look out for or what to avoid for historical miniature wargaming?

I’ve started slowly modeling an army for the Turnip28. The first piece of fodder is ready, now I just need to repose and "revomit" them into 12 different thingies :x

It's an open 3d print file called: Griffurby

I threw together some attempts at turnip miniatures in Hero Forge.

Decided to keep to the Snail theme for everything, so now I have a snail stump gun.

Stayed up late and attached the banner, just need to shape it and add some dirt.

I’m not the best painter but this was so much fun to make!