Woof!
So it was when my skellies went out for a stroll...
There are orcs about.
And humans too.
But doggie wants a bone.
Looks like the orcs want some human flesh
If you just ignore it, it will go away.
Hmmm...
The orcs fight the skellies...
... and the humans.
First blood goes to the humans.
The skellies are trying hard.
But the humans are doing better, taking down a second orc.
Note: The red "drops of blood" represent kills.
Shoo!
The doggie wants to join in the fun.
It looks bad for this orc...
But the humans let him get away and then they go fight the skellies
Seems everyone has it in for the skellies, even the dog.
Wot? No more skellies?
The orcs and humans battle on.
The dog takes to biting the humans.
Maybe he bit off more than he could chew?
No, dog is back for more!
Yum.
Dog bites man.
The dog seems to be really helping the orcs who have staged an amazing comeback.
The humans have had enough and flee.
Dog looks hungrily at the orcs
I played the skellies (and the dog although his actions were random - attack closest and always use three dice). The humans were played by Stephen N and the orcs were Brendan. We rolled each turn to see who went first (including the dog) and then rolled to see if we went clockwise or anticlockwise round the table. We kept it very simple. Orcs were Q4/C3, skellies Q3/C2 and humans Q3/C3. We started with seven Orcs and skellies and six humans. Oh, and one dog who was Q3/C3.
Lots of fun.
Very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteI see Tamiya Flat Earth on the dog's base, marking it as yours. Are the orcs Brendan's figures?
--Paul
Well spotted.
DeleteYes, the orcs were Brendan's and I was pleased they came good in the end. All the other figures are mine and the terrain was the club's.
Next week will be Olivier's tree folk.
I hope you've had a good look at the recent pics of the WBTS western theatre ...
For an excellent, alternative orcish viewpoint on this game, don't miss Brynden's post: https://bryndentheconqueror.blogspot.com.au/2017/06/song-of-blades-and-heros.html
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