SUN ROT: Inq28 And OD&D Kiss?

While work has kept me from doing a lot of thinking on BX D&D, it hasn't kept me from exploring a latent hobby of mine very close to D&D, which is miniature wargaming. Below is not a review, but first impressions of a game whose energy grabbed me- Sun Rot.Miniatures from Gardens of Hecate's Folk Horrors setThe center and right ones have some kitbashing appliedInq28: The Grotesque & NarrativesqueNow is perhaps one of the best times to get into the "wardollies" hobby because of the Inq28 scene, which, to me, is pretty much the OSR for the Warhammer crowd. This scene is currently filled with the same DIY-heat that produced a lot of the "wow" of the OSR scene back in the day.Inq28✤ was formed out of fans scaling GW's Inquisitor series to 28 mm. Along the way other games such as Mordheim and Necromunda, also fan favs, had a resurgence of interest much like ODD, BX, and AD&D did with Dungeons & Dragons. And like AD&D, Mordheim and Necromunda were pretty much kept alive for ~20 years solely…