Fantasy battle report in 10 mm. and end of a campaign.

[blacksmith]

I just finished reading through the entire chronicle. It was brilliant! It's great how well 10mm works for this type of game as well. What figures did you use? If you don't mind me asking annoying questions, how easy was it to separate some of the 10mm figs from the strips most manufacturers produce them on?

Thank you Gibby. The minis come from Pendraken, Copplestone, GW's Warmaster range and Eureka. Practically all of them came loose, even Warmaster figures as most of them are from Command and skirmishers packs.
Check my 10mm gallery to see them big: http://javieratwar.blogspot.com/search/label/Gallery.%2010%20mm.
Also have a look at this: http://javieratwar.blogspot.com/search/label/Mordheim%20using%20WHAA.

Cheers,

[blacksmith]

wILL DO THANKS, regarding PEFs how do they work?

Sorry I missed this.
At the start of the game you randomly deploy three PEFs on the board, behind cover whenever possible. In every turn they move like any figure but according to what you roll in a chart. When one of your figures has LOS to one of them, it is inmediately resolved.
To resolve the PEF you first roll to see if it is the main group, stragglers or just a false alarm. If there is something, then you roll to see how much they are and finally what creatures are and it there is a boss among them.

This way you never know when, who and how much you are going to meet in any moment during the game.

[thebinmann]

Thanks

[Warren Abox]

Those Pendraken figures look great.  You really got a lot of personality out of them.  I just ordered a batch myself - hope my painting can do them justice like yours do.

[Mason]

I have just been through your 10mm gallery, and all I can say is; 

Amazing paintjobs for that scale!

Top drawer!

[blacksmith]

Yes, 10mm admit a lot of detail and are easy and fast to paint and the same time.
Thank you!