1939 Fun

Rampaging German panzers race across Poland in this early war WWII game. This was a significant victory for the invaders. Apparently the Polish player suffered from 'bad dice syndrome'. Time to invest in some new dice, it would seem.

Forces of Evil Fight Back

The Forces of Evil, having lost the 'Battle for Evermore' a couple of weeks ago came back for even more. As they say "More is More", afterall! This time the Forces of Good were represented by an uneasy alliance between Dwarves and Elves. Their other allies - Men - were nowhere to be seen.

This was a scenario from the new Midgard book. Despite success on their left flank, the army of Orcs and Goblins failed to break the Dwarven shield wall on its right, and lost their toughest unit of trolls to Elf bow and spear units. 

This marks a low ebb for Orcs and Goblins, nevertheless we are sure that they will be back for yet more in the near future....

"The Battle for Evermore" - Cataclysmic Fantasy Battles

In this Led Zeppelin-esque, Tolkien-inspired mega-clash, five armies - representing good versus evil - fight it out for the future of Middle Earth at the base of the Misty Mountain.

An army of Orcs and Goblins was defeated by an army consisting of Men, Elves and Dwarves. Each side had roughly 600 points. Rules used were Midgard.

Highlights included a monstrous dwarf bombard cannon ball taking off the head of the Goblin king, killing him stone dead, when he rolled a double 1 for a risk to generals test; a unit of Orc boar chariots bouncing off a dwarven shield wall; Goblin light riders humbling some Elven horse...and many more.

The big disappointments were, respectively, The Dark Lord and the Queen of Light. They were 4 star scorcerers, although they managed to fluff most of their spell castings turn after turn and didn't have a huge influence on the battle.

Either way, Middle Earth was saved for the forces of good and the evil ones were banished forever. Well, until next time at least....