Well of Dreams and Sorrows

[tim in saskatoon]

I went on another expedition into Felstad with the family again over the weekend - this week we played the Well of Dreams and Sorrows scenario (mostly to make use of a new terrain piece!)



A full report and many more pictures can be found on my blog:

http://saskminigamer.blogspot.ca/2016/02/another-expedition-to-felstad.html

[affun]

A very nice read, once again.

I really like your table. It's simple but evocative in a good way, and looks fun to play on (as the AAR's also seem to imply)

[Timeshadow]

I liked it and may implement some similar rules for our campaign.

[Bloggard]

A very nice read, once again.

I really like your table. It's simple but evocative in a good way, and looks fun to play on (as the AAR's also seem to imply)

+1
interesting how good a plain-coloured but 'neat and tidy' table looks with good terrain pieces arrayed on it like that.

[Xintao]

Awesome way for kids to practice math. Looks like fun.

[tim in saskatoon]

Thanks everyone!

Awesome way for kids to practice math. Looks like fun.

It's true - my son first learned quick mental calculation of simple addition (of numbers up to 12) (plus doubling) playing Hordes of the Things when I started him out with that seven years ago. 

[Vidgrip]

Your central terrain piece looks great and I may copy it.  I agree about the fun of having more monsters.  Of course my background is D&D, rather than tournament-style mini's games, so the random arrival and behavior of the monsters is always welcome.

[Azzabat]

I think it's great that your family are all playing together. My Mom and Dad had no interest in wargaming so my brother and I always ending up fighting each other ... and then FIGHTING each other!

Nice scenery too. You seem to have struck the balance between realistic and playable quite nicely.

= )

[Hupp n at em]

I agree about the fun of having more monsters.  Of course my background is D&D, rather than tournament-style mini's games, so the random arrival and behavior of the monsters is always welcome.

While my background is miniatures games (though not the tourney-style ones, never been a fan...), I agree.  If I'm going to collect figures for all the different monsters, they damn well better get used in a game! 

[Iamafish]

good stuff , great to see a family playing togeather