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Great pictures Atheling; looks like you have a healthy group of gamers there.
Ah, the good old days!
Thor's thunderbox, but that's a handsome collection!QuoteI cannot take the credit for the armies as none of them belong to me. I do have a large Norman army that might have tilted the odds a little Quote from: Cubs on March 14, 2020, 10:29:10 AMI do like WAB, it's very comforting somehow.That's very well put mate. It is. Quote from: Belisarius on March 14, 2020, 10:31:52 AMI’ve never played WAB , but I have all the books , and Shieldwall is a corker . I love the black and white illustrations.Well, we might be putting on a ye olde WAB Dark Ages Campaign Day or Weekend in Durham- it's just chat at the moment but you know how these things can grow!You'd be very welcome.
I cannot take the credit for the armies as none of them belong to me. I do have a large Norman army that might have tilted the odds a little Quote from: Cubs on March 14, 2020, 10:29:10 AMI do like WAB, it's very comforting somehow.That's very well put mate. It is. Quote from: Belisarius on March 14, 2020, 10:31:52 AMI’ve never played WAB , but I have all the books , and Shieldwall is a corker . I love the black and white illustrations.Well, we might be putting on a ye olde WAB Dark Ages Campaign Day or Weekend in Durham- it's just chat at the moment but you know how these things can grow!You'd be very welcome.
I do like WAB, it's very comforting somehow.
I’ve never played WAB , but I have all the books , and Shieldwall is a corker . I love the black and white illustrations.
Oh great! Love your post.
Shieldwall was always my favorite WAB supplement, and I still think, it’s a very good set especially for Dark Ages/Vikings/Early Medieval times. I love the many nuances with which basically three different armies are nicely touched up, so that they actually feel like small kingdoms in a changing world!
Sorry for stealing this thread...
But,Yes, loved WAB, golden years.WAB 2 was a great improvement on game play.Yes agreed lists for V2 were a bit vanilla but intended for tournaments.The supplements were still the best for campaigning etc.My favourite was Alexander, but Shieldwall was a close second.
I remember playing in a Sumerian campaign weekend, where we got 6 Sumerian armies together! On the Sunday we played a huge multiplayer game, very cool.Lots of chariots!