My Medieval Low fantasy setting…** Tree Spirit page 30 **

[gamer Mac]

Cool looking game guys

[Dr. Moebius]

Just stumbled across this project. Great painting, scenery, story, choice of models etc.

That‘s exactly of my taste. Thanks for sharing.

Alex

[OSHIROmodels]

A little tale of excitement; being the third game in our little campaign 

This was a really short game, almost as short as Nick's dwarves 

An emissary was lost in the wilderness and it was by the pure luck of the dice that he wandered into the clutches of my orcs 

Even with the added nuisance of some roaming wolves it didn't stop Zhog the Pot Bellied grabbing him and 'persuading' him to come back to his cave and talk about what the future might hold...

Unfortunately, the lighting wasn't the best as the sun was shining through the window at various points during the game.

[Elk101]

Nice to see you continuing this, it's one of the main things that the nee FfoL Fantasy rules were designed for . I can see it being a real grudge match. Lovely terrain and figures, as usual.

[Romark]

Looking forward to seeing how that emissary gets on with Zhog,if it's a recipe book he's holding then all should be well 

[Reed]

My heart goes with the greenskins on this one

[has.been]

if it's a recipe book he's holding then all should be well 

It reminds me of a Tom & Jerry cartoon.
A young duckling thinks Tom is its mother.
'If my Mommie wants a duck dinner, my Mommie's gonna
get a duck dinner'
 

[Malamute]

Siegfried, Dwarf Runemaster with his fox familiar.





Great fun to paint, Siegfried comes from Stonehaven Miniatures in the States. The fox is a 3D print supplied by my good friend Dr De Ath.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Great work!

[OSHIROmodels]

Grumpy Santa is gonna get a spell up his jacksie 

[Mason]

That Dwarf is great!
 

Funny how all of these characters seem to have a pet...I wonder why??
 

[Silent Invader]

I especially like that Siegfried has a little tiger.

[Blackwolf]

I especially like that Siegfried has a little tiger.

And I especially like the the Runemaster and his fox,or is it the other way round? If you do one with a badger my life will be complete 

[BaronVonJ]

Like the new addition and glad to see a campaign going.

[Malamute]

The fourth game in our ongoing campaign sees both the Orcs and Dwarves  searching the site of a long dead dragon for treasure and coming to blows as usual. Things didn’t end well for the Orcs, the whole warband was wiped out but some will survive for the next game.



The Orcs relaxing and sunbathing in the late afternoon sun.



The dwarf retinue pose for the pre match obligatory photo. Having spent some of the renoun points earned from previous games they have added two new members to the group, Sir Michael of Rappaport with his battle axe and a crossbow armed regular.



Setting off to search amongst the rock piles as fast as their little legs will carry them.



During the last game the Orcs found a ring of teleportation and decided to give it to the troll who immediately teleported behind the Dwarves. Dwarf archer Robert de Mortemur unphased by the sudden appearance of the troll to his rear turned and with one expertly placed arrow between the eyes shot the troll dead, Much to the amusement of his fellow warriors.









The Orc chieftain was very angry and remonstrated from atop a rock pile, shouting profanities at the Dwarves!



Meanwhile his sneaky shaman crept into range of the Dwarves who were busy looking for treasure and unleashed a lightning bolt killing Sir Ronald de Corbett.





The Orcs stumble upon a human lady who has been hiding amongst the rocks, she’s not too keen on spending time in their company and  flees in the direction of the Dwarves.


Hello pretty!



Oi! Come back here!



Distracted by the sight of lady the Orc chief, a great target perched on his rock and is soon taken out by a thunderbolt  from a successful rune casting by Sigmund the Runemanster.




The Orcs continue to chase the lady who is still not keen on their advances.



Meanwhile the Orc Shaman continues to sneak forward unfortunately for him, he’s now within range of Sigmund who unleashes another rune blasting the shaman into the netherworld.





The remaining Orcs sensing their time is running out make a last minute charge, the Dwarven warriors eager for a fight run to meet them.



What should have been a quickly won fight by the better armed and trained dwarf lord Herve de Villachaise turns into an epic fight with neither side taking losses. Sir Peter of Dinklage joins the fight eager for Orc blood.



Eventually the battlefield falls silent with all the orcs dispatched. Two Dwarves lie mortally wounded; Sir Ronald and  Sir Herve. Both survive the post game recovery rolls and will live to fight another day.