Posted in February 28, 2010 ¬ 15:28h.Owen
Aiyana took longer than expected to complete – I haven’t gotten that much painting in recently. I didn’t want her to completely match Holt. Here outfit reflects the burgundy and light blue on Holt’s coat, but the bright red and brass are distinctive to Aiyana. On the tabletop it should be clear who is the [...]
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Posted in February 23, 2010 ¬ 21:03h.Owen
Every war starts somewhere… The chanting was what annoyed him the most. Let them worship however they choose, but the incessant murmur was what grated on him. The Menites were numerous as they approached this small Khadoran hamlet. It was typical of southern Khador, a homestead with fields of wheat. Irusk wondered how much of [...]
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Posted in February 20, 2010 ¬ 23:29h.Owen
Here are a couple of files that you might find useful if you plan to run an ANNIHILATION campaign – ANNIHILATION v1.0 Campaign Rule (PDF) (as seen here and here) ANNIHILATION Campaign Structure v1.0 (PPTX) to allow you to change the game structure and scenarios to suit your own campaign. Feedback would be most appreciated. [...]
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Posted in February 20, 2010 ¬ 21:27h.Owen
This is the second of two articles that describe the rules of a campaign system for Warmachine and Hordes. The first part described how to compose an army and deal with attrition as it sustained losses over a series of battles. This part describes how to sequence a series of battles and determine who is [...]
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Posted in February 19, 2010 ¬ 16:34h.Owen
This is the first of two articles that describe the rules for a campaign system for Warmachine and Hordes. This part describes how to select armies and manage attrition. Part two describes an example four game campaign, the benefits of winning and how to figure out who won the campaign. OVERVIEW This campaign system is [...]
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Posted in February 16, 2010 ¬ 23:04h.Owen
Here he is. It took about an hour to finish him, so I reckon there’s about 4-5 hours work in this guy. Aiyana is next up, but she’s only about 20% complete at this stage. The base still needs some ‘liquid’ and then the whole miniature needs a varnish. Owen
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Posted in February 15, 2010 ¬ 22:38h.Owen
Here’s a work-in-progress shot of Master Holt. He’s a beautifully detailed miniature with a great pose. I’m about 70% finished. The leather work, boots and base need finishing. The glasses, gloves and guns haven’t seen any paint yet. As you can see he’s bases on one if the green stuff bases I did last week. [...]
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Posted in February 12, 2010 ¬ 21:30h.Owen
Okay, this is my last Learning to play Hordes article. Did I hear a collective sigh?! Anyway,I think I’ve got a measure of Saeryn, or at least she’s not a complete mystery to me. I had a game on Tuesday night and everything clicked. My dice luck was poor, but I managed to get a [...]
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Posted in February 7, 2010 ¬ 10:59h.Owen
Here’s another quick tutorial on making bases. This time I’m making a wooden pier base. This approach can be used to create bases that look like ship decks or tavern floors too. The materials are pretty straight forward too. You’ll need a base of the appropriate size, a small coin (preferably one with a smooth [...]
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Posted in February 6, 2010 ¬ 11:19h.Owen
I’ve been working on my Privateers for about a month now and they are coming along nicely. Most of them are on custom resin bases that I bought with the miniatures. These bases represent wooden and stone piers, but I’ve run out and am waiting for a consignment of bases before I can start work [...]
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