With 2500 points a side we had quite a lot, the Ogres had two ogres and an arch fiend (daemon) monster as well. Somehow the daemon which should have been awesome was killed off without doing anything 😢
Kings of war rules can give a fairly random element to a battle and this was reflected in the game, initially the elves took the lead killing off a couple of key units including the daemon. Then the Ogres managed to get across the field and into combat a couple of very tight 'nerve' tests and the two largest eleven hordes fled the table suddenly the battle had turned. Then it all looked like is was swinging back the other way with in turn five no less than four ogre units being knocked out.............but then the stronger combat of the ogres played out and a crushing defeat for the elves. The game gave us a lot to think about, quite enjoy the KoW rules, they are much simpler than WHFB so are easier to pick up, but they do seem to have a random element which makes units disappear suddenly and sometime unexpectedly. Anyway a fun battle, not too serious and the elves are looking for revenge.
nice battle
ReplyDeleteThanks a little bit of madness is good for us 🙂
DeleteLooks like you had fun, got to re purpose all that Warhammer kit somehow, don't know between KoW or dragon rampant myself.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Both definitely have their merits. I don't think I have quite finished with WHFB yet but will need to convince others to play......makes we wonder if I'll ever paint my bretonians ?
DeleteWonderful to see al those monsters on the table, even if their performance didn't live up to your expectation.
ReplyDeleteThanks makes a change anyway and fun to play..😀
DeleteLovely looking set-up!
ReplyDeleteNice blog matey!!
ReplyDeleteA few chums have got me in to KoW, good for a bit of fun.
Matt :O)
Thanks we've used it to stop our fantasy collection gathering even more dust. Also have the historical version but I am not convinced it gives enough historical flavour. Thanks for looking 😀
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