Author Topic: (NEW) Post a picture of the last game you played! 7/01/2017+ (Read 952839 times)

Romark · « **Reply #3810 on:** 01 December 2022, 11:24:51 PM »

Game of Xenos Rampant

has.been · « **Reply #3811 on:** 02 December 2022, 10:24:28 AM »

French Indo-China in 28mm

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https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=139208.0

nicknorthstar · « **Reply #3812 on:** 02 December 2022, 07:15:15 PM »

Never Mind The Billhooks at Wargames Illustrated HQ with author Andy Callan, Mr & Mr Perry & the editor Dan.

Mo! · « **Reply #3813 on:** 02 December 2022, 07:25:42 PM »

Forbidden Psalm

TWD · « **Reply #3814 on:** 03 December 2022, 01:58:56 PM »

Xenos Rampant

https://tomstoysoldiers.blogspot.com/2022/12/two-games-of-xenos-rampant.html

nicknorthstar · « **Reply #3815 on:** 03 December 2022, 06:18:19 PM »

Big Samurai battle. Used Hail Caesar.

I was pleased to use the figures front right with the brown banners, I painted them for my mate 18 years ago, still in his army.

Gibby · « **Reply #3816 on:** 03 December 2022, 11:20:35 PM »

Samurai armies always look so good on the table.

This just goes to show that our miniature armies are things of value - 18 years later and your well-painted figures are still doing battle!

Who won?

FierceKitty · « **Reply #3817 on:** 04 December 2022, 03:00:16 AM »

Love big Japanese battles. Yours looks good (the word is not too strong).

Norm · « **Reply #3818 on:** 04 December 2022, 07:40:58 AM »

Using Grant’s multi-era programmed scenarios.

flatpack · « **Reply #3819 on:** 04 December 2022, 10:12:35 AM »

Latest Back of Beyond game played yesterday.
AAR filed.

nicknorthstar · « **Reply #3820 on:** 04 December 2022, 12:32:54 PM »

Quote from: Gibby on 03 December 2022, 11:20:35 PM

Samurai armies always look so good on the table.

This just goes to show that our miniature armies are things of value - 18 years later and your well-painted figures are still doing battle!

Who won?

I did, even better! A combination of good dice rolls and force concentration. I sent the well supported Samurai (in the picture) against the enemy centre, and rolling 3 moves (A Hail Caesar/ Black Powder mechanism) meant I was on him before he could get his units over in support. I'll also distracted him by sending the mounted samurai on a wide flank, he didn't want them tearing down his line. My Samurai, plus throwing in the Generals in the front rank (I lost one and the CinC was wounded) meant I caused enough casualties to break two brigades out of four, game over.

Dentatus · « **Reply #3821 on:** 08 December 2022, 01:31:21 PM »

Some Song of Blades and Heroes

A Thanksgiving game of SMORKS! with my grandsons

crafty · « **Reply #3822 on:** 08 December 2022, 07:01:58 PM »

Apologies for the eye cancer...but a few days ago we play-tested a multiplayer wargame in my classroom. I had roughly 15 students. I made up the rules..and all I can say is, it was what it was...We had fun. If anyone knows of a simple - and I stress simple - rules that would scale up well for lots of students please drop by my blog and leave a suggestion..see what I did there?

https://thisslapdashlife.blogspot.com/2022/12/multiplayer-gaming-in-my.html

Golgotha · « **Reply #3823 on:** 10 December 2022, 11:22:10 AM »

Loving the look of all the new games.

Played another game of Battlefleet Gothic at the local club. Played as the Imperial space marine sorts versus Chaos - the scenario was that they had transports they were trying to get to the other side... safe to say it ended badly for the forces of chaos as each transport fell from the heavens the Emperor be praised...

I do not normally show the games I did not play but below is also a Dead Man's Hand table that looked stunning...

More pictures are available here: https://frictionbmcminiatures.blogspot.com/2022/12/wycombe-warband-battlefleet-gothic-and.html

The moment of truth - overkill with multiple torpedoes of the last transport vessel.