A Brace of Dark Ages/Medieval Games

Pagan Saxons take on a warband of Norsemen. The Saxons were aided by an enslaved Ogre - Grendell (acting as a level 2 hero). He was forced to fight for his supper, but mainly just stomped about in a swamp for most of the game. 

The highlights of the game were two hero challenges. The Norse commander slew the Saxon level 2 hero(es) - the brothers Hengist AND Horsa. Later the Saxon warlord slew the level 2 Norse hero. All in all, the Saxons achieved a hard fought victory.

Byzantines defeat a foce of western Norman knights. Most figures are by Fireforge Games.

Zulu War - Zulu Dusk

The brave British infantry just about manage to gun down sufficient waves of attacking natives to avoid being overwhelmed by the Zulu warriors.

WWII - Fall of France, 1940

Early war WWII on display. The French desperatly try to hold back the surging Panzer formations as they sweep across northern France.

Seven Years War, Ancients and Pillage, Twice

Four games at the club on Monday. Ancients using Mortem et Gloriam rules seems to be taking off and there were two games of the Dark Age skirmish game 'Pillage'. 

Interestingly there was a sizeable game set in the Seven Years War pitting the Russians against the Prussians. The scale was 20mm, utilising miniatures from a wide rage of 20mm plastics manufacturers. Large 50+ figure battalions gave the game a true 'big battle' feel. The rules used were a set of fast play rules developed by the owner and painter of the collection.  I believe that the Prussians were outflanked by the Russians, despite making headway in the centre, resulting in a Russian victory.

Seven Years War

Pillage 1

Pillage 2

Ancients