We rolled a random scenario with dominate being the objective for both sides, requiring us to get into the no mans land between forces and hold it to the end. The ogres with limited ranged weapons and lots of strength needed to get moving so pretty much rushed across the table whilst the elves held back pouring arrow fire and bolts at the oncoming horde. Only the Elven Lord came forward on his massive grey dragon, unfortunately having wiped out the ogre mammoth he strayed too far forward and was caught in the flank by a yeti giant who seized the opportunity for a good meal, I wonder what dragon actually tastes of ?
The bulk of the ogre horde rushing / thundering/ lumbering forward
A giant, a mammoth and a yeti all looking for a good meal, unfortunately the mammoth is eaten by the Elven dragon before the yeti can eat the dragon π
The grey horde await their doom
Ogre shooters wrestle to the ground some Kentucky fried chicken
Sadly not enough photos, but what, you ask is the reference to snake eyes all about, well the battle as usual ebbs and flows losing the mammoth early on looked bad for the ogres but then the dragon lord was also taken out. Things were reasonable balanced on the right wing but as we approached turn 6 a huge horde of grey elves charged the Abyssal Daemon in the wood, already heavily wounded 19 plus wounds, he completely failed his nerve test as expected....... but he has the inspiring special rule which means a failed nerve test can be rerolled......and would you believe it the only possible result to keep him on the table popped up out of the shaker.......whilst I deeply sympathise with Johns short lived disappointment I haven't laughed so much in ages πππ we had lots of fun, which is what it is all about, and just to assure readers it was John who asked me to record the Snake eye event on the blog, he took it in great spirit. In recognition of their great feat I am determined to get the ogres bases finished off.
Great AAR as usual, question, whats your table made of/from?
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon.....a common question. Baseboards are made of 12 mm MDF covered in hanging basket liner. I need to do a couple more boards so as I get a lot of questions I am going to do a demo π
DeleteGood idea that, may pinch it :)
DeleteThe original idea came from a set up in a Wargames illustrated a few years ago.
DeleteCool, some epic models on display
ReplyDeleteCheers epic and hungry ! will sort a date soon for another trip to the dungeon
DeleteForgetting to take pics is the sign of a good game! And what an twist in the tale at the end! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking models and terrain!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal π
DeleteGreat report, always lovely to see those big chaps on the table.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michaelit is fun to get the ogres on the tableπ
DeleteVery cool. I bet dragon will taste like chicken.
ReplyDeletePossibly char-grilled chicken π
DeleteLooks like a fun game, even with the shy grey elves!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
The grey ones just don't like being in front of the camera π
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