I really appreciate you going over your qualifications before the review: you spent a significant amount of time training waist-deep in the muck. That's dedication!

The moment I learned about the existence of Turnip28 and its premise, I was hooked. It is sublime, both in concept and execution. Aesthetics, themes, and mechanics are buck-wild. And it provides the player with almost complete creative freedom. It cannot be overstated how flavorful and bold the mechanics are. Your units don't have Accuracy scores, they have Inaccuracy scores, because they're all undernourished, cowardly vagabonds in a delirious state of religious reverie. They're going to be bad shots, even if they weren't using muskets fished from the bottom of a muddy lake. The Cults, especially, play with the core mechanics of the game in a way something like Warhammer cannot (at least anymore). Cults that steal dice from the opponent's pool, leeching off their success. Cults that increase the likelihood of Blunders, adverse reactions that occur when units screw up. Cults that move at a snail's pace, at least until you pull the trigger on a once-per-game speed increase. Cults that spread dangerous terrain across the board, like a weed...or a cancer. Cults that manipulate Panic, and become stronger the more Panic they themselves accrue. Cults that customize their leaders with extreme mutations, but can also eat those same leaders to gain advantage. TODD. Turnip28 is a kitbashers dream. Encouraging one to combine a variety of third party kits, modeling clay, and static grass tufts. All to bring one's vision of vegetable weirdos to life. Few games have been friendlier to the spirit of Your Guys than Turnip28. It's the finest of what I like to call the "Bleakpowder" wargame genre (other examples include Sludge and, to a lesser extent, Silver Bayonet).

I heard about Turnip28 only today, and I am absolutely fascinated! My imagination is running wild, and I NEED to know more!Thank you for covering it

I have just gotten into Turnip28 after searching long for a new aesthetic, and Blanchitsu was just the first step to discovering Turnip28 - Now, it is all I can think of. I too have a fondness of the Knights of Shellwood. I loved playing Death Guard in Warhammer and it suited my style of Slow but deliberate style of play a lot, but what got me more way the Idea of them. Slow, but Noble. Taking in the world at a snails pace with your nose up high as you slither your way across the battlefield with great honour, and even greater snails. Every Cult is so fascinating to read about. Even Tod! It is such a joy to discover not just a new system, but a new world, a new community and a new way of approaching the hobby in the grimiest and muddiest way imaginable.

Your reviews are fast becoming my most anticipated KZfaq events. My buddy just bought a box of British riflemen for Silver Bayonet and offered to sell me the surplus. Coincidence? I think not. Edit: you clever fellow! I did in fact download the core rulebook just to see who the guest designer is. Guess I'm stuck in it now...

He ain't lying about the New Zealand mangroves either - the ones over in the states have the advantage of being situated on miles upon miles of lakes, tributaries and rivers to dilute everything. The mangroves here are basically all coastal landbreaks to prevent erosion of the deforested farmland.

"I am very fond of snails. They are one of my favourite animals." Congratulations, Sir, you are now an honorary frenchman!

I too have fallen into the mire of Turnip28. This game just seems to hit a special spot that other games haven't. I believe a great deal of that has to do with the main focus being on the creativity and individual expression of the players.

I think of this game as if Darkwood was made into a board game by Rogue Trader era GW

I've already started making my own faction: The Tin Pitchers. They are masters of siege warfare, thanks to their talent for getting hopelessly lost on campaigns and attacking the closest stronghold they can find.

I want to play this. I can easily kitbash some chunks of the Necrons and the Nighthaunt kits I got for Warhammer. Hell, Nurgle army parts work PERFECTLY for this- weird, gross pustulants, funky shapes, odd wiggly bits here and there

Fantastic review of this amazing game! I've been waiting for someone like you to cover this hidden gem and you absolutely nailed it! Turnip28 is easily one the most interesting games I have seen in years. As a sculptor and conversion enthusiast, this game ignites my imagination. Looking forward to more coverage of this game and hopefully like you did with Reign in Hell, you can cover some gameplay to help the uninitiated learn how to play this amazing game!

This is... Hmmm. I didn't know this game was a thing and it's definitely got style. Looking forward to a proper review of this one, as I am fond of gothic styling. That said, I think I'll hold off until you get through the proper review before I decide to jump into a new game. Between my Five Parsecs from Home campaign, Reign in Hell, Gaslands and Grimdark Future, I have a lot of projects on my workbench still, though Five Parsecs is on Campaign Turn 14 and only has 6 more to go for this crew, so I might have time to drop on something new coming soon.

Dude, keep it up. Your channel is majorly undersubscribed. I’m honored to still squeeze in under the first 1k.

I'm so excited for your reviews. You keep covering all the cool niche games that I like, and that none of the big channels are talking about!

You and your reviews are what wargames needs

Where my childhood love for the Redwall novels and my adult crazy mix

On behalf of mollusks everywhere we exalt you

In the off chance you see this and have time, I wanted to thank you for introducing me to this and ask a favor. There is a unit I must make. Among them I would like to dedicate to you. I have acquired the remnant hive of a pack of hornets, would you accept this to be your representative's head?

I just discovered your channel, and really love your videos! I've been watching Turnip28 from afar as a modelling movement but didn't realise it had a ruleset. I'll see if I can rustle up some people who'd be interested in giving it a try. I notice you haven't updated in a while, hope things are good.

I feel like it'd be a good game to add to total war

Discovered this game this spring and really love ❤️ the look and feel the game. Looking forward for more vids and info.

This viedeo is just great, the humor, the music, the video editing for the artwork is just on point.

The whole Turnip 28 thing is totally off it's head...I love it!!! :)

This is so inspiring! Thanks, I really love the creative aspect.

o/ Been a while. I remember when you had just hit 100 subs. Now you are closing in on 1000! I've been SEARCHING for a new game. Desperately. This... looks like exactly what I have been looking for.

Saul, what an excellent video. And me, always late to the party. I’ve subscribed.

Great video dude! Nice to see people being enthusiastic about smaller games! I printed the rules and am looking into starting a regiment!

Out of curiosity, what is the song/marche sung at the beginning of the video?

Guess it's time to create Turniped Hussars

I've had a few Forbidden Psalm games and loved them. This is next on my list. Building a warband soon.

Yes! This game resonates with biologists

Thank you amigo this is the 2nd time I've heard of this strange game. Seems really interesting.

Glad I found your channel.

Snails. They're pretty wild.

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O for awersom

So theoretically.... I could make a Austrian mosquito/ant army?

Love your channel friend gained a subscriber.

josh reinolds made another short story!

This is awesome! Where did you get the 3d printed heads and bodies

very cool man! love that setting

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Great video!!

aint the guest designer one page anon?

Intro music?

this game is pure brainrot.