The Defenders of the Anglo-Saxon realms have repulsed tree of the attacks and are in a good spirit, to protect their property Aethelbald the Cruel have to move it all to the old roman fort and now he sends out patrols to locate the Vikings to be able to run them away for good...
Here are some pictures from the game...
Yet one realy nice game of Dux Britanniarum. Now Gutorm the Coward have to sail back to the north to pay dady, the King, a tribute and tell stories of all he´s deeds...he might be back next summer to follow up he´s achievements...
Wonderful pictures, fabulous figures and AAR, as always!
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Thanks Phil appreciated:)
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Nice report!
ReplyDeleteI prefer this format with the text in white boxes. It is cleaner and clearer than the previous method you used. It is also nice as you can go through the pictures - with the texts included - without missing any information. I might have to try it...
How did you make the road sections? Or did you buy them somewhere? They look good but not too complicated.
/Mattias
Thanks Mattias !
DeleteGlad you liked the text boxes, absolutely clearer and easyer to read.
The roads are hand made by me:) I used 2mm MDF and a jigsaw/drywall saw to cut out appropriate sections , PVA glue, sand, paint and some flock...and the roads was up on the gaming table.
Best regards Michael
That's what I thought then. Easy to make but the result is very good.
DeleteGreat report and photos Michael.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger !
DeleteAwesome report! Love the graphic novel format. Run sheep run!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you prefer- SAGA or Dux Brit?
Thaks Paul, glad you like it:)
DeleteSAGA or Dux Brit...
Dux Brit I suppouse, gives me games I like.
SAGA is nice to, but more for competitive gamin I think. I realy don´t like that you don´t have any total warband moral in SAGA, to often the games run untill most minis are wiped out... but it was a action game to that point.
Best regards Michael
Great report! I realy like your style :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures, and an interesting AAR again.
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Great read my friend, quality work as always!
ReplyDeleteSuper looking table and a fun report!
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What a great looking game!
ReplyDeleteFine fight! Excellent figures. Michael, you use one question, what floor-mat for your games? Where such it is possible to buy? Oleg.
ReplyDeleteThanks Oleg
DeleteThe floor-mat are a ordinary "Citadel Battlemat from Games Workshop, But a friend have painted it with green and brown using his airbruch.
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat440158a&prodId=prod2060001
Best regards Michael
This one was a real nail biter I tell you! Only through a couple of lucky dice rolls for movement and a well played "Disengage" card did I manage to outrun Michaels vikings, and see my noble safe in the fort.
ReplyDeleteThis was a fun campaign – not only because I won all games (woho!) – but also because all games were exciting and close fought. Despite some minor hiccups (mostly on our part), the rules flowed very well and together with the campaign system it really felt like the game produced an interesting story.
Personally I far prefer Dux Brit to Saga, as the former is more immersive: It feels like I'm commanding a fighting force, rather than playing a game.
But maybe I will warm to Saga if I can finally win a game ... ;)
Thanks Mates, appreciate all your comments:)
ReplyDeleteGod comment Jonas and indeed a fun campaign even "losing" all the games;)
Best regards Michael
Fantastic AAR! The gaming table is great!! And you know I love all those painted miniatures!!
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Tnank you Andres, very apreciated !
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Lovely stuff! Fantastic set up and seems like great fun too!
ReplyDeleteNice report Dalauppror! Well presented too.
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