Village raid - Gnolls vs Vikings more pics from second game pg. 2

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Ran this game at FLGS a few weeks back. Savage Worlds rules, gnolls by Reaper and WotC and Vikings are all Foundry.




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Raiders approach and Vikings begin to scramble

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Battle is joined - crazy enough the mother and daughter at the ford, who should have been a give me for the gnolls - escaped and actually survived the game!

[wolfkarl]

Great looking game! I love those chaos hyena-hybrids.

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Battle shots

[Reed]

Lucky those who had the chance to play on this board.
Savage Worlds is a RPG ruleset, isn't it? Or there's a wargame version? I want to know more about it.

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Yes, Savage Worlds is an RPG set. They have a free to download skirmish version I think called 'Showdown'. But we didn't use it. We just used the SW combat resilution and Magic system tempered by our years of gaming together and mutual love of a mini game that tells a fun story.

My understanding is that Showdown is quite good.

I've done very similar scenarios using GW's LotR rules also with good results.

[Mister Rab]

Some lovely eye-candy there, thanks for sharing 

[Vanvlak]

Very nice those gnolls and hyaenas.
I just realised I own a Reaper knoll without having known what it was.

[The Dozing Dragon]

Great looking game and lovely paint jobs all round.

[manic _miner]

 Lovely looking terrain and board set-up.

 The D&D Chainmail Gnolls are great miniatures.The range as a whole is very good and i just wish that i could track down the last pieces i need for a full set.

[gamer Mac]

Lovely.  The hills/mountains are great. Where are the houses from?

[powerfrog99]

Congratulation very nice setup, I have rarely seen a gaming table that nice in a shop...

cheers Thomas

[Treebeard]

Very nice game. A pleasure for the eyes.

[Elbows]

Beautiful - for those asking I believe the houses/fencing is 4Ground.  They have some excellent viking buildings.

http://www.4ground.co.uk/early-and-high-medieval