Some photos of my last battle.

[Jaffar]

Hi,

Some photos of the last played battle. The used rules are personal.

More pics here: Battle of the haunted valley.


Battle field





Régles du jeu



Invocation of the devil by the gnoll priestess







mens-at-arms of Eveningstar


Paladin of Lathandre against gnoll Lord

[phreedh]

I love the mix of miniatures! Vintage Citadel to pre-painted D&D plastics - lovely!

[dijit]

Lovely stuff, and very nicely laid out. It looks to be a great game full of all sorts of miniature goodness!

[Ensign Madcap]

This is a great fantasy battle... a real mix of figures and factions, rather than the staid single race armies so common now. Great stuff 

[Jaffar]

hi,

Thank you for your answers.
I play in the universe of the forgotten realms. I like the variety of the creatures.

My friend oll put new pics on his blog. http://oll.free.fr/Imagifig/?p=3227

[Damien]

phreedh is right the mix of miniatures are great, tell us a little about your rules (skirmish, big battle?)

Damien

[ollv]

Hello, I am one of the other player (I made the other AAR).

To help Jaffar talking about his game in english, I can say it is a skirmish rules (1:1). Based on and compatible with roleplaying D20.
Each miniature has 2 actions (move-move, attack and move or full attack). To attack you throw only one die (d20) against ennemy defense. If you reach the difficulty, you do 1 point of damage (basic troopers have 1 hit point).
The unit have a morale level and check for the first man down or when it looses 25% in a turn. It is shaken first, then routed.
The spells and rpg characters are adapted to the rules (hit points are divided by 5, etc.).
You have special abilities and units.
After initiative, each side choose alternately one unit or hero (his or enemy's) to activate.