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Laketown |
I had the pleasure of playing Jimboba (author of the
Warchest blog) at Falkirk Wargames Club this week. We'd agreed a 400pt game of Advanced Song of Blades and Heroes. I brought along my Dwarf warbands whereas Jimboba had his super cure Splintered Light animals.
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The Prince looks round the market with his guards. |
The scenario was this. The Dwarven Prince had decided to visit the Laketown market. Guards were stationed around the board. The Animals entered from a random edge (once all guards had been deployed). The objective was for the mice in the warband to get to the market and steal some cheese . The Princes forces are trying to stop them.
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A guard rushes in to head off 2 Otter archers. |
Unfortunately for the Dwarves, the Animals randomly came in from the (slightly) nearest edge, with two approaches routes to the market. Poor activations rolls also left the Princes forces a bit threadbare, despite Jimboba sportingly rolling a few turnovers!
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The two leaders go toe to toe. |
In the end the difference was made by the two powerful badgers, especially when they combined forces. A few Dwarves dived into the water as a result of moral failures when the Prince went down (and force levels dipped below 50%). The rest were taken care of despite a last gasp charge at the Brock leader. The townsfolks crackers would be bare tonight!
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The Dwarven Prince goes down to a wall of
badger muscle, with the mice following in behind. |
Good fun, especially with the animal figures and Jimboba's pretty setup.
That looks so cool!
ReplyDeleteJimboba's terrain collection really came up trumps. A joy to play on.
DeleteI love Laketown! Looks like a film set!
ReplyDeleteIndeed. The painting combined with the lovely water base really make it look great.
DeleteCool looking setup.
ReplyDeleteFantastic table and miniatures!
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