Showing posts with label Slaughtermaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slaughtermaster. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Battle and Milestone 2000 pts

After a good week...ish of rest I am back posting stuff. The battle over the weekend went well with me beating the Bretonians by many points. The game ended with me tabling him and only losing a Mournfang cavalry and a Sabertusk to the Trebuchet.


Not much else to say.

After the game, an incident happened where my opponent insulted one of the models on display for the painting competition whilst not realising that the creator was in the room. He was banned for the next day and therefore I couldn't play Mordheim with him.

Onto the miniatures then. I started converting my new Slaughtermaster with a hellheart only to realise that I had left my greenstuff elsewhere and so would have to wait a week to do the modelling. Here are some pics of him anyway.



Also some pictures of my finished army of 2000 pts for Saturday's game which will be fully documented. I am only missing the Stonehorn as it is too large to bring with me to school during the week.




There is gonna be a dry spell this week due to missing green stuff, paints and an opponent of any sort so untill sunday or saturday where I will update you with a battle report vs Chaos Dwarves.

Saturday, 31 May 2014

Maneater Hunters and Itonguts

Tomorrow will be my second active game of Mordheim. I will set reminders to take pictures this time but it may be hard as the boards are very difficult to set up and navigate as they use the goblin-town set as well as random fantasy scenery.

I don't know my opponent but am very happy with my current war-band. My tactic recently has been to send my spear-men and giant rats straight at the enemy whilst my other Skaven follow along from the rooftops and perform diving charges on enemies below.

Enough about that though. I have been working on converting my Maneaters and Slaughtermaster and am finally done. I like the way that they have come out and have performed in their first two games. They were resilient and hard hitting due to a combination of Slaughtermaster spells such as Trollguts and Toothcracker.

Their strength 5 and multiple attacks work well when handling anvil units especially with the extra movement and potentially attacks from a higher chance at an ogre charge as well as the +1 movement banner.

Anyway here are some pictures of my Ironguts and Maneaters with the Slaughtermaster in tow. I am working on a Tyrant next and possibly some new additions to the Skaven war-band.

Comment with ideas for new Ogre additions.