We decided to play The Living Museum scenario. Mainly because I had the necessary six statues to make the game work.
We actually played this scenario once before, a couple of years ago...
He set up the terrain - I added my new trees and away we went.
The icy ruins of Felstad
My crossbowman again assumes a prime position
Evil Fiery Elementalist Apprentice (and bodyguard)
Geremi Quorbinn hangs out in cover with a thug
The Elemetalist approacheth!
Valerie d'Horlage in the shade of a lone pine tree...
Elementalist thug grabs the first treasure...
...and activates a statue near my thug!
Statues spring to life all over and the Templar goes to work
While the elemantalist thug distracts the statue my Infantryman nicks the treasure
Thug shielding thug from my crossbowman
Do, do, do, come on and do the conga!
A lone thug dashes for the final treasure
Clubby the Thug makes off with treasure for me
Target acquired...
More treasure makes its way toward my table edge
The Templar - Petrified at this point fights another statue
Elementalist archer. Lurking.
Another view of the battlefield (needs more snow)
The last treasure is seized!
As Clubby makes for the edge
With Bob Lantern not far behind.
This was another fun game. We realised we'd got spells slightly wrong in the first game, casting them far too easily, so magic played a lesser part this time around. Apart from Leap which the GH used very successfully to snatch three treasures with. I also made it off with three. I had also inflicted more casualties, but as he'd done more killinmg fo statues and casting of spells he riocketed up anoth four levels to my measly two. He's now Lvl 8 and I'm but a Lvl 4.
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