10mm HoTT

This morning we had a game of Big Battle HoTT at TAGCON- 3x undead commands vs 3x Goblins. The game featured 3x 8 year old generals, a 15 yar old and Tony, Stephen and me as the old hands.

i'd like to report a glorious victory to the undead but we were well and truly crushed- 2 of our wizards became ensorcelled and another hero general fell to a dragon.

The undead figures are all Warmaster 10mm and the Goblins, which belong to Tony or Dave, are mainly Kalistra (I think)













The game was a lot of fun and the kids enjoyed themselves- which is the main point after all!

40K @ TAGCON
Not a fan of 40k or other sci-fi games, they just don't interest me at all. However a couple of the 40k tables at TAGCON really impressed me. One is by one of our local players, Richard and features a Warp gate and cool temple like setting. The other was from some of the Christchurch gamers (I think).









Craig

10mm Warmaster/HoTT

A few years ago I bought an Warmaster undead army- we tried the rules a couple of times (Dale being a big fan at the time) but I didn't really like the diceyness and also the never ending charges (the latter being fixed in Warmaster Ancients). One of the local gamers, Tony is making 100 Year War armies in 10mm and they look beautiful, while Dave is building 10mm HoTT armies, so I've done a bit of rebasing and the army got a run in a multi-player HoTT game the other week. The undead crushed the humans facing them- thanks to the combination of an aerial hero and two flyers.

There are plenty more troops (all told its a couple of thousand points for Warmaster) so can easily field 2-3 evil armies out of this lot.


The aerial hero and flyers.