Vor the Maelstrom Review

My quick and unprepared FASA's 1999 Sci-Fi Miniature wargame. A character from this game is where I get my youtube name from so it seemed like it deserved at least one Youtube review!

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• tabletop gaming
• VOR the Maelstrom

[LucidDream]

I still have the first box set I got and all of the miniatures I bought. Too bad nobody I know plays it. : \

[HSLaFever]

Wargames Factory just released shock troops that I use for neo-sov vanguard army

great game

[ravingmad8]

Also, Iron Wind Metals picked up the Vor line of miniatures so if you need to fill in the ranks you can get them off their website at, what I think, are pretty reasonable prices.

[ravingmad8]

YES! Probably one of my favorite games of all time, closely followed by Void 1.1. I caught this game right before FASA shut down which was a huge disappointment. One of my favorite aspects of the game is the random terrain tables. The main rulebook has one and then each of the force books also have one with more unique effects based on the region that army is in. My primary armies are my mixed pack growlers and neo-soviets. The Golems always seemed neat, but they never received rules.

[MrsSkuzzy]

way to go =)

[neuicon]

Great video, man. Got me four starter boxes at $20 each. The combat system was so fun. I loved the Pharon. Thanks for sharing!

[Rishkith]

There are no rules against pre-measuring in the 1.0 rules. You and your opponent should just agree if it is acceptable or not.

[vinavdog]

@ortmo

I have this rulebook too, and I've never understood if you can measure the distances every time you want, or if you can only measure like in warhammer (out of range=automatic miss)

[ortmo]

i have this war game but i dont know how to play :D sorry for my bad english im from ROMANIA

[Number1GamerAsh]

lmao i agrre totaly diffrent