Beginning of 2023

Some updated work product and some lovely Muster photos

80 undead mostly oathmark and one pack of the OOP wargames factory skeletons now sold by warlord games

    

The Welsh with some plastic additions from GB with Late Roman Victrix Heads and a Victrix late Roman Commander

L to R: Old plastic fireforge model I had finished for years but never gave a shield, Footsore Barons War character, and Footsore Late Anglo Saxon commander

TheElves Muster, 90% oathmark models with some victrix kitbashing and firforge as well, and some old GW MESBG models thrown in as well

More Welsh with the addition of Celtic Cavalry and Javelinmen

Picts and Welsh Axemen here

Additional Celtic Javelinmen, two GB irish bods and the rest of the parts are Victrix in this front row

 

Ghost Stone Mission 3: The Distraction

Mission 3

I had to play this one twice, as the initial play through was a total failure. The Second run was better, but this mission is tough and you had to limit yourself of the ambition of lighting all of the five supply depos.

The Rangers 

Saga V2 Ordenstaat vs Baltic Pagan Peoples: Baggage Scenario

This was a solo game ofcourse. The Teutonic Knights lost pretty badly but I seriously messed up their battleboard strategies.

 PAGAN PEOPLE VICTORY ,

North Eastern Pagan Muster

 

Steppe Tribes / Easterling Muster

The Steppe tribes in all of their painted glory. I still have some unpainted metal horse archers though. 

 

FIRST GAME OF OATHMARK

I've Had the Oathmark rules for a while now and have wanted to give them a go since they came out. Fortunately I left my apartment and now have a 6x4 gaming space. Unfortunately, I don't have any opponents. 

So I solo'd my first Oathmark game. The actual game play was about three months before this post so my memory is a little hazy of the details. But Oathmark's offer of rank and flank is the exact gaming itch that I wanted scratched. At this juncture I am not sure the itch was scratched with Oathmark but I think that may have been my unfamiliarity with the push back and moving through your own unit mechanics. I will have to play another game.

The setting here is Tolkien's Middle Earth early Third Age. The Kingdom of Rhovanion is still around and the Dwarves haven't colonized Erebor yet. 

An evil sorcerer was gaining power in the dark corners of the wilderness between Rhovanion and Thranduils realm. Even Orcs began to muster under his banner. The lands around the sorcerer became sick and even the Dwarves of the Iron hills took notice.

Rhovanion acted first in hunting the Sorcerer but he remained elusive. As more and more orcs entered the lands, Rhovanion sent messengers to the Iron Hills and Thranduil. An army was mustered to draw out the foul taint. 

Rhovanion Alliance:

20 Human Linbreakers

20 Human Spearmen

15 Human Soldiers

15 Human Archers

10 Human Cavalry

10 Elf Rangers

15 Dwarf Spear

Dwarf heavy Catapult

Sorcerer's Horde:

20 Skeleton Spear

20 Skeleton Soldiers

5 Human Heavy Cav (Easterlings)

10 Goblin Scout riders

3 trolls

20 Goblin Spear

20 Goblin Soliders

15 Orc Linebreakers 

I dont remember the characters, but the Evil Forces were lead by a Revenant and a Necromancer, and the Good forces were Led by a Prince and another Human character. 

In the End victory lay with the Rhovanion Alliance. Next time Ill go for scenario play and try for more interesting Battle line tactics with depth in mind