Our Warmaster campaign seems to have rapidly lost momentum. One player has moved to Italy in order to avoid taking part and another Italian has surrendered without playing a single game. You are free to make up your own jokes based on stereotypes at this point.
Anyway, frantically persisting Andy and I met - he with his Ogres, me with my Kislev. He recently traded in his part painted metal Ogres for some resin ones that are more like the Warhammer Ogre figures. I rather liked the "characterful" nature of the metal sculpts and if I ever do an Ogre army I'd get some of those, but Andy disagreed. Anyway that's why his army is barely painted at all.
Here's the video version of events:














Keeping folks interested in a campaign is a challenge.
ReplyDeleteFrom the photos it seems like the Ogres were coming from every direction. Maybe their luck will settle down once they are painted and suffer from the first time out curse.
A great looking game though no doubt painted Ogres would be much nicer.... All these wonderful Warmaster games have lead me to start collecting a few armies of my own.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a lot of Midgard! How did he do the campaign? I'd be curious...
ReplyDeleteWas this supposed to be on the Midgard Moot post, Mike? The campaign was a series of three games involving Vikings invading England and Saxons resisting. I don't know the details but if I know James they'll be appearing in printed form (one of the magazines or a Pint Sized Campaign in the not too distant future
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