A Tilean Campaign

[Spinal Tap]

Thanks Mr Tap. I was a bit fed up and hassled yesterday, thus my downbeat comment, but I do hope to continue for several years yet!

Will these stay around for people to watch in many, many years' time, do you think?

I think they will. Looking at your channel there is a core following who watch immediately then the viewing figures climb slowly but steadily after that.

For such a niche game which has been out of production for 10 years plus, I'd say you've created an impressively large fan base.

Enjoyed the opening salvos of this battle and can't wait for the next episode.

[dadlamassu]

I am another who is definitely still interested.  Indeed your skills in story telling and modelling are inspiring and have inspired me to get back into fantasy wargaming.  I don't use Warhammer rules but do use many older figures from when our children did. 

I eagerly watch for your posts and battle reports watching them as soon as possible.

May your inspiring and wonferful contribution continue for years to come.

Mnay thanks

[Mikai]

I also love this series since I have discovered it. Never ventured into the Warhammer Fantasy world but the story telling and craftwork of yours is really nicely done! Always enjoying it when I see a new episode!

[randycarter]

As an italian guy living near Portomaggiore, I definetly get hooked by your stunning work! Please keep on telling your story!

[Padrissimus]

Thanks you four, Mr Tap, dadlamassu, Mikai and randycarter. You've cheered me up and made me feel confident again and I shall carry on. (I was always going to carry on, but now I will do so feeling a lot happier about the process!)

[Frugalmax]

Great stories again, and looks like a fun siege battle! Thanks for making these!

[Padrissimus]

Thanks Frugalmax. Thanks for making your videos too!

Tilea's Troubles Part 111 (finally) completes the Battle for Ebino bat rep.

​https://youtu.be/Pxx51skzG_M

[PineyPhantom]

For years I put off reading "The Tilean Campaign". It is too long for right now, I'd tell myself. Another day. Now I am starting to run a Mighty Empires campaign for my club using the 1990s rules and Old World set in Tilea and I came here for inspiration. This thread is, simply put, the most love I have ever seen put into a hobby project. There is so much love here, for the game, the hobby, your players, and the audience here. I am left wondering not, "What can I use to make my game better?" but "Do I have what it takes to make a game even a tenth as good?" . I can't wait to catch up to the most recent events!

[Mikai]

"Biagino the mighty magician? Biagino the fool!"
I love how he struggles with his spells. And then he just wanders off, hoping to find a better spot to "live" on
What happened with the witch though? Did she manage to slip away too?

Really nice photo effect at the blasting, I love it! And a memorable death of Father Antonello 

[dadlamassu]

I am another who only played Warhammer when it first came out (brown books) when the kids were young.  When they left the figures were sold off or boxed. This series has inspired me to restore the metal and plastic Skaven https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=147252.msg1884784#msg1884784

Though the arcane machineries still need to be made. 

And soon probably the undead too.