Ages since we have played any WHFB in the dungeon, but we have started a small campaign. More details on the system on
The Hobby Horse blog. We have started with two small Chaos lords who will be fighting it out for the glory of the blood god.
A fun game....which may see us playing a bit more WHFB .....
V funny.
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DeleteYeah, slight design flaw in Vorghan's armour. Not only is he unsighted, but his whole torso is exposed, no wonder he picked up a few scratches.
ReplyDeleteHe looks hard though !
DeleteYeah, slight design flaw in Vorghan's armour. Not only is he unsighted, but his whole torso is exposed, no wonder he picked up a few scratches.
ReplyDeleteBloody nice!
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DeleteGreat report Matt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael ๐
DeleteAh, reading those comments brought back memories of my own WHFB gaming and visiting the GW roadshows when they came to town.
ReplyDelete"Six... Six... Six..."
"Blood for the Blood God!"
I bet the staff at the King's Head, Richmond, wondered what the heck we were doing. Always amused me when it was questions time and first question was "What's happening about Warhammer Epic?" (Warmaster - this was mid-to-late 90s) and the groans of the GW staff, answering that was old news and it was in development. Next question was normally when will the prices be coming down. Always funny to hear directed as GW jobbers, especially as they weren't allowed to leave the approved company policy speeches.
Don't tank the prices ever did come down !
DeleteReally love these mini-comic reports...and now with old school Warhammer humour! Brilliant! Great pics of your always lovely terrain and figs!
ReplyDeleteAs my children would say I only have old school humour ......๐
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