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I've been away from gaming (not by choice) for a while, and necessity required me to sell the bulk of my collection of figures. I'm trying to find a project to get back into, and I think that right now, solo gaming is going to be my only option. I'm not even certain if I will be able to manage that, but for now I am working on painting figures and adapting rules as time allows. Mind you, I have never done any solo gaming before, so this will involve a lot of experimentation.
Project Background: In addition to various odds & ends that remain in my collection, I still have about 90% of my WFB Marienburg (Empire-ish) army. Thus, I'm going with a fantasy project. I figure that an undead-ish nemesis would make a good "programmed" opponent for solo gaming. While I had started with the idea of an alternate Warhammer setting, what I'm ending up with is more like my own setting that happens to have some similarities to the Warhammer setting. My plan is to build a narrative and fight a campaign. I'm drawing a bit of inspiration from the old WFB campaign packs (Lichemaster, McDeath, etc.) Not in terms of the particulars, just the nostalgia for gaming a narrative campaign. Who knows, I may even end up creating my own humble campaign pack in that vein. I will
not be using Warhammer rules (more on that later.)
Any feedback/suggestions/criticism on either gaming or painting is always welcomed.I will start filling in the details in future updates. But since I know everyone comes here for the pictures, I will stop babbling and post a few of the things I’ve painted recently. (I'll post more pics of older, previously painted figures later.) These generally fall into two categories: finally finishing half-painted figures from years ago, or starting on minis for their undead-ish opponents.
I plan on keeping almost all of the undeadish army in dull, desaturated colors to contrast the more flamboyant mercenaries.