# Age of Fantasy ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2017 - **BGG Rating**: 8.4 - **BGG Rank**: #11953 - **Players**: 2-4 (Best with: 2) - **Duration**: 60-90 min - **Weight**: 2.40 / 5 - **Designers**: Gaetano Ferrara, OnePageAnon - **Artists**: Brandon Gillam - **Publishers**: One Page Rules - **Categories**: Book, Fantasy, Miniatures, Wargame - **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling, Variable Player Powers ## Verdict If you like fast miniatures skirmishes with simple rules, Age of Fantasy will hook you; its one‑page rulebook is the star.One‑page rulebookFast combatGeneric miniaturesTranslation neededComponent limitationsRECOMMENDED ## Description Age of Fantasy delivers the feel of a full‑blown miniatures game on a single page of rules. Each match takes place on a paper board or mat, using 28 mm miniatures on round bases, so you can jump straight into combat without assembling massive armies. The core mechanic is dice rolling, which resolves attacks, defenses and special abilities, while each player commands a hero or faction with unique powers – the classic Variable Player Powers. This blend makes the game easy to pick up: read the page, field a generic army, and start fighting. Mastering the subtleties of powers, unit synergies and optimal positioning, however, requires practice, giving veterans plenty to chew on. Playtime usually runs 60‑90 minutes, perfect for 2‑4 players who want an epic battle without hours of setup. Because the rules are free and published online, you can print or view them digitally and even use miniatures you already own. The medieval‑fantasy theme pits dragons, wizards and knights against each other, appealing to both wargame enthusiasts and RPG fans. In short, Age of Fantasy is an invitation to quick, strategic, and highly enjoyable skirmishes, with the flexibility of using existing pieces and enough depth to keep you coming back. ## FAQ ### How many players can join? 2 to 4 players. ### What is the typical playtime? Usually 60‑90 minutes, depending on player count. ### Do I need specific miniatures? No. Any 28 mm miniature with a round base works. ### How complex is the game? Easy to learn, but offers depth for mastery. ### Is there a Portuguese version? Yes, a translated sheet or cards are recommended. ### Is the game free? The rules are free online; you only pay for the miniatures and any optional components. ### Is it beginner‑friendly? Absolutely, the learning curve is gentle, making it great for newcomers to miniatures.