After some pondering, I've decided this topic would belong to General section, rather than Rules.

I've been looking all over the net to see what is the current modern age rotation of minis that I could use. I also wanted to get the full clarification of what can be included in a modern age game (is it just no feats/bfc?)

Also, does Golden Age means anything that was released since the initial set up till the newest one? Can you use everything in that game? (feats/bfc/horde/bystanders?)

Finally, I am interested in ROC, but what is the format they use? On they're official website, I can't find any info how they play out matches.

I am sure this topic could be useful in the future for any google search results.

Thanks.

Go to the Units section here on HCRealms - along the top you'll see all the sets - on the left is Misc and Upcoming, then Modern Age, scroll to the right and you'll see Other and then Golden Age. Sets under Modern Age are modern age legal. The "Other" section is not modern age or golden age legal (stuff like Lord of the Rings, Yu-Gi-Oh, Bioshock Inifinite, etc., except Street Fighter). Sets listed under Golden Age are golden age legal (which includes modern age sets and Street Fighter sets, the one "other" set that is legal in golden age).

For ROC got to the ROC page here on HCRealms.

Other clix are golden age as far as WK is concerned. Your venue might be different.

Ah, my bad, I guess I was thinking Modern Age doesn't include "Other". So, Golden Age is every figure.

Effective 1 April ROC is 300 Modern.

Feats and BFC all retired with their respective sets a while ago.
Horde or Bystander tokens as well as Relics and Resources are retired from Modern with whatever set they are from, but are never allowed in a No-Tactics build. (Current ROC format until April 1st)
All ATA's are modern age legal, but again barred from No-tactics

Are theme teams considered Tactics in ROC (until April 1st).
Will you be able to use Horde or Bystander tokens, Relics/Resources (modern) in the next ROC format (after april 1st) ?

Thanks