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Showing posts with label Frostgrave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frostgrave. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 February 2017

AGRIPPA AND CROW - MORDHEIM WITCHUNTERS

During the game of Frostgrave we had the other night we used my old Mordheim warbandas cultists. Originally they were witchfinders, but seem to have gone over to the dark side.

They were Agrippa and Crow, Witchsmellers Pursuivant.

The witch hunter's transport. Note the Asgard rat creeping underneath. Citadel pony and Essex cart.



The hands are from a suspected witch they forgot to unchain. Old Citadel iron maiden in the back, and Minifigs books.


Agrippa and Crow


A flagellant.


More fanatics.

Theses guys are very odd.... I'm not sure what I was thinking about when I made them.


I painted these when Mordheim first came out, but only had a couple of games. Great idea for a game, which Frostgrave has carried on from.

Monday, 6 February 2017

A GAME OF FROSTGRAVE

Well it's been a while for various reasons, none terribly exciting fortunately. My oldest son Robin (14) inveigled me into a game of Frostgrave last night which was good fun. I'm not a great fan of skirmish games in general (they all seem the same to me) but it has to be said he had done a great job making all the terrain and preparing the figures. Here are a few shots of the table and his figures



Some scratchbuilt buildings

The Liche Lord

Gothicky pillars. The dragon is from a box of cheap toys found in The Works budget shop. 

A demon floortrap (pilfered from my bits box)

Skellies, cobbled together from leftover sprues.

Robin was short of skulls, so he ingeniously used some of these extra bits.... freaky eh?

Mix of skellies. The standard bearer is a rather nice figure from Warrior miniatures.

Robin's warband. The bishop is the wizard.

More warriors.

All in all a great set up. Frostgrave has certainly captured his imagination. I'll post my old Mordheim warband next which we used as cultists in the game.





Thursday, 31 March 2016

BEHOLD...... CHEESEGRAVE!

My oldest son has been seduced big time by Frostgrave...we haven't played a game yet (my fault) but he has constructed an entire board of ruined buildings off his own bat, both scratchbuilt and purchased. I'll be posting a picture of these soon, but in the meantime let me introduce my warband.

Professor Grunkasse we have met BEFORE, he of the lunar head. The Professor is an elementalist, but an elementalist with a difference. He believes there is a fifth element as yet proven to be one of the essential components of the world....... CHEESE! In his lighthouse on the east coast of Gonchovia, the Prof. has been labouring to find a source of the rarest cheese in the world.... Greencheese , or Mooncheese. It is known that the moon is made of this rare substance and he believes that if he can find a supply on terra firma he will be able to prove his theories and become the first and greatest cheesomancer the world has seen. Legends whisper of  a lost city that lies in a hidden valley somewhere in the not noticed mountains between the lands of the Pewter Moon dwarves and those of the Wild Woods of the Owl Elves. The city of Grasslichauch was famed for it's fromagers who it is believed had a way of duplicating the subtle textures of Mooncheese. Professor Grunkasse believes that somewhere in the city he will find a supply and so set himself on the path to cheese glory.
The Prof. usually allies with the Pewter Moon dwarves, but they are reluctant to enter the city of Grasslichauch which they believe to be under the thrall of the Crimson King. So he has assembled a band of followers, all eager for a slice of cheese. You may notice that all items that are usually metal are in fact fashioned from hardened green cheese. This avoids metallurgic reactions with any of the Professors spells.

Here is Grunkasse again, with his apprentice Rennet. Rennet is eager to learn the mysteries of Elementalism and carries a hefty cheeseknife at all times.

The Earl of Jarlsburg on the right (templar) and his brother Balaton (barbarian).


the shifty brothers Cam and Bert (thug and thief)


Boursin, the trusty crossbowman



and the treasure tokens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lots of lovely cheese for the adventurers to find among the ruins.

unless others get there first. Son 1  is assembling a rattish warband, perhaps based on the rats in The Box of Delights.


One of my signatures, I often have a random hand sticking out of the ground.


More cheeses!.

The figures are Citadel and Asgard, and the cheeses from a dolls house supplier on ebay.