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Miniatures Adventure => Medieval Adventures => Topic started by: Jemima Fawr on June 25, 2018, 05:43:48 PM
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Let us not go to Camelot... Tis a silly place...
http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2018/06/25/saga-the-great-british-boar-off/
(https://imageshack.com/a/img922/642/ua3iBs.jpg)
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Brilliant stuff :D :D
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Very entertaining. Love it! :D :D
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Very nice!
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Lol
Looks like a great game,funny Bat rep too.
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Cheers Chaps! :)
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Splendid, highly entertaining!
With your talent for narrative, have you tried Dux Britanniarum by TooFatLardies? I can highly recommend it and I would think suit your play style greatly.
https://toofatlardies.co.uk/product/dux-britanniarum/
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Cheers AP,
I've had Dux B on the shelf for a few years (I even bought plastic markers for it in a burst of enthusiasm), but have never played it. I don't know what it is about Lardie rues, but they seem to defy my understanding. People love 'em and they certainly fill a lot of threads on discussion fora, but I'm always left scratching my head.
Sorry :?
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That is a great AAR and it looked like a fun game to boot.
Actually I second Dux Brit as a set of rules, especially if you like stringing games together as a mini campaign.
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Cheers. I promise to give them another look and try to get my head around them...
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That's a great report! Very amusing.
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I came across this battle report
and gave it a read.
Glad I did.
Great fun, loved it.
Thanks for posting it.
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I really like the write up style. Most entertaining!
I have been thinking about building a small Romano-British force. I am re-reading Bernard Cornwell's books just now.
So a question - which figures do you recommend? I have Saxons so I only really need to add the British.
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Best battle report, ever!
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Cheers Chaps!
Yes, I love Cornwell's Arthurian Trilogy - definitely my favourite of his. Almost all of my figures are from the old Gripping Beast range, but there is a lot more available now, including plastics. I think the best now are those by Footsore Miniatures - I don't have any (I have enough unpainted...), but they are stunning models.
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Cheers Chaps!
Yes, I love Cornwell's Arthurian Trilogy - definitely my favourite of his. Almost all of my figures are from the old Gripping Beast range, but there is a lot more available not, including plastics. I think the best now are those by Footsore Miniatures - I don't have any (I have enough unpainted...), but they are stunning models.
Thank you for this - the Footsore figures are very nice indeed. I will get in touch with them as the rules we use need a dismounted equivalent for our mounted warriors.