Ember leads her band onto the board.
The first wandering denizen to arrive was a Vampire.
Scott's warband makes it to one of the ramps leading to the tower.
At the opposite end, Andy's warband also begins to make the climb.
Ember casts fog to screen her bands movements from Scott's ranged troops.
Andy's troops are the first to enter one of the small ruins.
A long ranged shot crit's one of my archers.
Scott's thief enters a ruin to awaken a Wight. He died rather quickly.
The fog cloud continues to be extended, allowing Ember's troops to scale the platform & snag one of the treasures.
Andy & Scott's Wizards squared off with Elemental Bolt's back & forth.
Andy eventually scored the telling blow.
The Vampire, caught up to Scott's Treasure hunter & critted him.
Andy had a real fear of Scott's Marksman & kept casting Fog & Walls to screen his soldiers.
Scott's band was eventually all taken out of action. Both Andy & I took away 3 treasures each.
The after game results were
Scott - 330x'p; Thief & Archer died, Treasure Hunter & Archer badly wounded & missing next game.
Andy - 600xp; 410gp, Ring of Will, Grimoires of Reveal Invisible & Strike Dead
Terry - 840xp; Templar, Archer & Dog Dead; 350gp, 2 Grimoires
At this point after levelling it was determined that Ember would have achieved level 31. With the other warband wizards being so far behind, we discussed the ending of this campaign & restarting at our next meeting.
Nice board!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marc, one of the advantages of playing in my home, not trying to haul it!
DeleteLovely board but my word, that game looks like carnage! Fabulous stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks Herbert, yes our games tend to get quite bloody & there is usually 1 wizard or apprentice who doesn't get to continue.
DeleteNice report and table Terry...
ReplyDeleteThanks Stanley.
DeleteAnother crunching game Terry,
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael, though after this last game, we will be hitting the reset & restarting our campaign. It seems my wizard got too far ahead of everyone else.
DeleteA superb looking table that must be great fun to game over.
ReplyDeleteThanks Silver Whistle. I would happily play on your gaming table & its a bit humbling to hear the comment from yourself.
DeleteLooks like a cracking game - bravo! Pringles tubes?
ReplyDeleteThanks JP, yes they are indeed Pringles, though did not attain the results that your's did. I will likely be making some Hirst Arts ones similar to those I saw on the Frostgrave Facebook site.
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