A Tolkien double-header: Dwarves and Elves and Orcs

[James Morris]

Very impressive especially like the river and its lush banks.

Thank you very much.  I've just added a blog article about the river if you're interested: https://mogsymakes.net/2022/11/05/hold-the-ford-the-4-rules-of-rivers/

[James Morris]

Looks Great.

The rules, we the be based on the War of the Ring basing, 8 infantry and 2 Cavalry?

Just heading over to your Blog now for a read!

Thanks Phil!  As mentioned above, Midgard works on all units having a similar frontage - my standard ones are 12 cm.  I think that's similar to War of the Ring for the infantry.

[Argonor]

Quite a spectacle! 

I really love those Dwarves, magnificent minis!

[Old Hob]

The tabletops for your games always look so beautifully detailed and immersive. Thanks for the guide to building the river, waterfall and the gorge (which I especially like). Off to source me some cork...

[James Morris]

The tabletops for your games always look so beautifully detailed and immersive. Thanks for the guide to building the river, waterfall and the gorge (which I especially like). Off to source me some cork...

That’s very kind of you, thank you! I remember being inspired to make terrain like this at Partizan in 1993 when I came across the Perrys’ Late Roman vs Picts table. Cork ain’t as cheap as it used to be, but it goes a long way if you cut it up for river banks. 

[DivisMal]

Spectacular! So the Peak District is like Middle Earth? 

[James Morris]

Spectacular! So the Peak District is like Middle Earth? 

It IS Middle-earth, none of this NZ nonsense! 

[Belgian]

Cool, thanks sharing the pictures and river tutorial.

[plessiez]

Great looking games as usual James. I've enjoyed being one of your Midgard playtesters and am looking forward to it coming out.