Among others (not including ones that already have a page here): Many fans got into Paradox games due to stumbling across a particularly good AAR.
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Paradox Interactive Forums features literally thousands of AARs and sustains its own subculture of AAR writers, complete with their own archives, quarterly awards, and even a serial newsletter. Sadly, it hasn't updated since late 2009. It also hosts a few itself (including one for Mirror's Edge). The Blue Casket, another blog which collects AARs from across the Web. After Action Reporter, a blog devoted to finding the best AARs on the Web. Other Notable After Action Reports and / or websites devoted to them include: Tales of Wyre is based on the author's high-level Dungeons & Dragons campaign. A Scotsman in Egypt ( Medieval II: Total War). Rumors of War (author's own custom multimedia setting). Record of Lodoss War began as an after-action report on Ryo Mizuno's Dungeons & Dragons campaign it was eventually adapted to its own tabletop game system after TSR passed on buying the campaign. The Most Hated Man In The Southern States ( Railroad Tycoon III). I Am Skantarios ( Medieval II: Total War). All Guardsmen Party ( Dark Heresy, Only War, Warhammer 40,000). Whiteshirts Of England ( Crusader Kings II). Blood In The Bosphorus ( Crusader Kings, Europa Universalis, Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun and Hearts of Iron). Ynglinga Saga ( Crusader Kings, Europa Universalis, Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun and Hearts of Iron). This Is Madness - Story of the Crumbling Europe ( Crusader Kings II, Europa Universalis IV). Siegerkranz Germanys Place In The Sun ( Hearts of Iron II). The Saxon England Saga ( Paradox Interactive). Rise Of The Black Rose ( Edge of the Empire). Monarchy Over The Danube is inspired by a Hearts of Iron III AAR of the same name. Knud Knýtling, Prince of Denmark ( Crusader Kings). Holding Out for a Hero: Gustav Stresemann Survives ( Hearts of Iron). The Hohenzollern Empire ( Paradox Interactive). The Crown Atomic ( Hearts of Iron II, Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg). For King And Country ( Hearts of Iron II). Fire Warms The Northern Lands ( Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun). Children of the Fatherland ( Crusader Kings, Europa Universalis, Victoria 2 and Hearts of Iron). Before Plantagenet ( Crusader Kings II). Age Of The Troubleshooters ( Age of Rebellion). The NuzlockeChallenge is a subtype specific to Pokémon.Īfter Action Reports with their own pages on This Very Wiki: Inspired by Paradox Interactive media See also Real-Time Strategy (RTS), Turn-Based Strategy, Simulation Game, and the various genres of RPG.Ĭompare Let's Play, which is a play-by-play video/and or picture narration of a non-strategy game. 
The After-Action Villain Analysis trope covers many appearances of the original meaning of the term in fiction. Succession Games especially tend to generate After Action Reports, since most participants try to chronicle their sessions to help players further down the roster come up with their strategies.įan Fiction set after a film which included a battle may contain a literal after-action report, but the form in this trope applies to games. This spontaneity can sometimes generate a narrative akin to that of a Random Events Plot - as can actual Random Events in the game itself.Īnyone Can Die is another trope frequently found in the format - being a named or fan-beloved character is no guarantee that the Random Number God of the game will be any less fickle than it usually is. For instance, some authors will allow their audience to provide suggestions for or vote on their next course of action. The "after action" aspect is less emphasized these days often such accounts are begun while the game is still in progress and often with a degree of reader participation.
Of course, these two categories aren't mutually exclusive most AARs typically have elements of both formats present along a sort of sliding scale between the two extremes.
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