Defence of a Medieval Village

[SgtPerry]

In my current D&D campaign in the Forgotten realms, my players were ordered to defend a small village threatened by an orc horde.

I decided to use my wargames buildings in order to provide a simple view of the fights.












Olivier

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Damn, that's nice! Exactly the sort of fantasy wargaming I would like to play. I'm fed up with WHFB  :x

[Operator5]

Beautiful work. I loved the turn by turn shots showing the massacre of the orcs (though it seemed a few slipped few in the overhead shot!)

This is exactly the type of game that Broadsword Adventures (the fantasy version of .45 Adventure) will be.

[WitchfinderGeneral]

Very nice, when you see it depicted with figures you first realize how many deads are lying around in a D&D game!

And good news Richard, I'm looking forward to this!

[SgtPerry]

The full game could be see here

http://perronny.online.fr/daggerford/imgbattle/

The 4 characters are a sorcerer, a rogue, a monk and a barbarian bard.

Olivier

[Grimm]

Yeeehaaa !!! The old nick Lund Orcs and a very old citadell Troll  lovely  :love:

[SgtPerry]

Yes, I was very fond of Nick Lund's Black orcs 20 years ago. I've got  2 units of them plus the Ugezod's Mothercrushers and Ugezod's Death Commandos.

Very Nice minis.

Olivier

[Operator5]

But the real question is "What is the Beer Glass a Proxy for?"

 

[KeyanSark]

A marker of some arcane spell...  ::

[SgtPerry]

This one was at the location of the orcs baggage.

 :mrgreen:

Olivier

[Argonor]

This is exactly the type of game that Broadsword Adventures (the fantasy version of .45 Adventure) will be.

I want that for christmas! Please,  mommy, PLEASE!!!  :love:

[nervisfr]

very bloody battle !

si c'est pas du massacre ça ! Avec 4 perso ?