Having owned the rules for a while (at least two years +) we actually got round to playing this afternoon. I had wanted to play the “The Ivory Gauntlet” for sometime, we decided on this as our introduction to the rules.
The Somnambulist played the Big Game Hunter and his entourage and I played the jungle natives.
Lacking suitable river sections (no blue floor tiles at B&Q recently) we laid out the marsh sections with the same restrictions as a river.

Typical set up

The action opened with the game hunter moving cautiously upto the marsh area, in two groups. The native archers began some harassing moves on the Askari group, whilst the native spear group remained hidden.



The hunter and his bearers picked their way through the marsh, only losing one member in the process.
With the askaris keeping the archers busy, the bearers eventually came out the marsh and continued skirting around the fighting, whilst the hunter took a few well aimed shots at the archers.


Victory was in sight for the hunter group, when bursting out of the undergrowth came the native spears, closing for combat and causing chaos in the bearer groups. The big game hunter decided that running away was the better part of courage and legged it off the table.
The majority of the minis were painted by me, with the armed askaris being painted by Xander; scenery by The Somnabulist and myself.
An enjoyable game, with an RCW one waiting in the wings.
RMZ